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Junts: Income tax: low and middle incomes

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Context and scope

Undated tax-policy page. Original archived from Junts’s website; this is its archive date, not a new-proposal date. Proposes lower income tax for middle and working incomes and restoring rent and mortgage deductions. The page says the cut still awaits agreement.

National scope

Editorial summary of the referenced passage in the original publication. This is not a literal quotation.

How the quiz uses this evidence

Income tax should be reduced for people on low or middle incomes.

Income tax is charged on personal income. A cut leaves taxpayers more money and reduces revenue. Compare each party’s income limits, rates and deductions: supporting one specific cut does not mean supporting every cut.

Editorial coding: supports the proposal

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