A tax loophole is a legal provision or ambiguity in tax law that allows individuals or corporations to reduce their tax liability. Often exploited by the wealthy and large businesses, these gaps enable income sheltering or deductions. While technically lawful, loopholes can undermine tax equity, sparking debates over fairness and calls for legislative reform to close them.
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