A corporate loophole is a legal technicality in tax codes or regulations that allows businesses to reduce liabilities or avoid penalties. Often exploited by multinational corporations, these gaps enable profit shifting to low-tax jurisdictions, benefiting shareholders and executives through higher returns. While lawful, loopholes spark debate over fairness and lost public revenue.
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