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Tax Shield

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Tax shield
The reduction in income taxes that results from taking an allowable deduction from taxable income.

Tax Shield
The reduction of one's taxable income as the result of a properly qualified deduction. Examples of tax shields include mortgage interest deductions, charitable donations, and others. The mortgage interest deduction is a particularly important tax shield to middle-class households because the value of their properties constitutes the greatest part of their net worths. Creating tax shields is also important to wealthy individuals to help them avoid as many taxes as possible.


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With enough organization of small farmers and further infrastructure development coupled extreme policy changes such as tax shields and grants, any country in the area called the "third world" can help alleviate their poverty stricken masses while making good use of the still available arable land.
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