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A new deduction aims to counter unexpected EU VAT, but tax experts warn it will only complicate and burden the tax system further.

New tax deduction: Soon, you'll be able to write off exercise and music expenses on your taxes

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In a rare display of generosity, the government is handing out gifts to voters. It will become cheaper to use electricity, buy coffee, candy, and chocolate. Additionally, funds will be allocated to hiring more staff in the strained daycare centers.

However, amidst this political shower of gifts, a brand-new tax deduction has quietly slipped under the radar.

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