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Tax benefits are "try," but they don't solve problems.

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Portugal faces a fiscal reform where 500+ benefits are proposed to reduce tax burden, yet critics argue this creates new opportunities for corruption. Three former State Secretaries explained why Parliament rejects the plan, highlighting the difficulty of balancing economic efficiency with public service integrity.

Key points

• Portugal proposes over 500 fiscal benefits to reduce the tax burden, but critics argue this creates new opportunities for corruption.
• Three former State Secretaries explained to Parliament why the reform is rejected despite economic arguments.

Context

Portugal faces a fiscal reform where 500+ benefits are proposed to reduce the tax burden, but critics argue this creates new opportunities for corruption. Three former State Secretaries explained to Parliament why the reform is rejected despite economic arguments.

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