A legal loophole is an ambiguity or omission in legislation that allows individuals or corporations to circumvent a law's intended restrictions without technically breaking it. Typically exploited by skilled lawyers, these technicalities often benefit wealthy entities seeking tax advantages or regulatory relief. While legally permissible, loopholes frequently draw criticism for undermining fairness, prompting lawmakers to close them through amendments.
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