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ZAGREB, 20 Dec (Hina) - The average tax wedge for Croatians in work fell by 4.2 percentage points between 2014 and 2021, and a significant reduction was for employees under 30 due to a system of tax and contribution deductions for the youth, a study by the Institute of Public Finance (IJF) shows.
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