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tax relief

noun

  1. a reduction in the amount of tax a person or company has to pay
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She added that BT is "delighted" with tax relief on infrastructure investment in the Spring Statement and UK planning reforms.

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Interest rate cuts as well as a $12bn income tax relief provided to individuals in the federal budget "augurs well for supporting domestic consumption demand", according to the report.

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They included a council tax revaluation; less pensions tax relief for the better off; a land tax; a new tax on property owners and not tenants.

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She recently told a House of Commons committee she would like to see an uplift in tax relief for high end television, similar to the one already given to the film sector.

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TDC said it would offer tax relief to affected residents and businesses.

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