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Malta: Caruana hints at higher tax rebates in 2022

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The tax rebate next year could go up to €340 as finance minister Clyde Caruana hinted at an increase in a pre-budget press conference.

This year, the lowest refund was of €45 for high-income earners while lower-income workers received up to €95.

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