Tax Break  Dictionary Says  Definition of 'Tax Break'  A tax
break is a savings on a taxpayer's liability. A tax break
provides a savings through tax deductions, tax credits, tax
exemptions and other incentives. An example of a tax break is
the First-Time Homebuyer Tax Credit which provided a tax credit
up to $8,000 for qualified purchasers of primary residences on
their 2009 and 2010 tax returns. Investopedia Says  Investopedia
explains 'Tax Break'  Tax breaks can greatly reduce a taxpayer's
liability. Deductions are expenses that can be subtracted from
gross income to reduce taxable income; credits reduce tax
liability dollar-for-dollar and have a greater impact than
deductions; exemptions occur where a tax for a certain item or
type of income is reduced or eliminated.  Articles Of Interest
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