A tax shelter is a legal strategy or investment designed to reduce taxable income, often through deductions, credits, or deferrals. Common examples include retirement accounts, real estate depreciation, and municipal bonds. High-income earners and investors primarily benefit by minimizing tax liability, preserving more wealth for growth or future use.
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