tax relief

noun

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

Example Sentences

So the question before us is now clear: Are the Republicans going to hold up tax relief for everyone to protect the rich?

From The Daily Beast

It's irresponsible and unneeded: preserving the Bush tax cuts will be tax relief achievement enough.

From The Daily Beast

From tax relief to gay rights to health care, Romney has been all over the political map.

From The Daily Beast

“If CBO scored this plan, it would find net tax relief of approximately $1.5 trillion,” the draft plan said.

From The Daily Beast

Ask voters what Republicans stand for and they likely will mention two things: tax relief and war fighting.

From The Daily Beast

So I want to work with you to give our economy an important jump start by making tax relief retroactive.

From Project Gutenberg

Unless Congress acts, most of the tax relief we've delivered over the past seven years will be taken away.

From Project Gutenberg

Some in Washington argue that letting tax relief expire is not a tax increase.

From Project Gutenberg

There's only one way to eliminate this uncertainty: Make the tax relief permanent.

From Project Gutenberg

With tax relief, overtime will no longer be over-taxed time for the waitress.

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