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tax relief

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noun

  1. a reduction in the amount of tax a person or company has to pay

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Some people may be missing out on tax relief by submitting an incomplete tax return or not doing one at all.

From BBC

Sir Steve Webb, partner at consultancy LCP, estimated that about 800,000 higher or additional rate taxpayers could be missing out on extra tax relief by failing to declare a personal pension or other "relief at source" scheme.

From BBC

Tax filing season officially opened Monday, and refunds are on the way thanks to last year’s tax relief—but whatever.

From The Wall Street Journal

The 152-page judgment overturned a 2024 Delhi high court decision that had allowed Tiger Global to claim tax relief under a decades-old India–Mauritius tax treaty.

From BBC

Opposition parties are also calling for the tax relief.

From Barron's