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tax holiday
tax holiday n (Banking & Finance) a period during which tax concessions are made for some reason; examples include an export incentive or an incentive to start a new business given by some governments, in which a company is excused all or part of its tax liability EncyclopediaSeetax abatementTax holiday
Tax holidayA reduced tax rate that a government provides as an inducement to foreign direct investment.Tax HolidayA temporary suspension of a tax, especially a sales tax. Jurisdictions declare tax holidays at certain times of the year on the theory that doing so will stimulate consumer spending and thereby induce economic growth. Some U.S. states routinely declare tax holidays before school begins each year, for example. Critics of tax holidays maintain that they deprive the jurisdictions of revenue and that their effect on growth is overstated. |