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tax haven
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country or place with low taxes for foreign investors
A tax haven is a country or place where foreign investors pay very low taxes on their money and investments. This matters because it allows wealthy individuals and large companies to reduce the taxes they owe their home countries, which can mean less money available for public services like schools and roads.
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Within Vinony's link graph, tax haven is referenced by 1,272 other articles, and connects out to free trade zone, Internal Revenue Service and Double Irish arrangement.
It is catalogued under topics including Corporate taxation in the United States, Corporate tax avoidance and Economic globalization.
Its subject is documented across 52 Wikipedia language editions.
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- jurisdiction
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- Has use
- money laundering
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- Category:Offshore finance
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Economic nexus in the United States
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