tax-advantaged

adjective US TAX

Definition

› used to describe a financial arrangement in which you pay no tax, or less tax than normal: Many parents rely on tax-advantaged college savings accounts to put aside money for their children's education. tax-advantaged retirement accounts

(Definition of tax-advantaged adjective from the Cambridge Business English Dictionary © Cambridge University Press)

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