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ZAGREB, Sept 26 (Hina) - Finance Minister Zdravko Maric said on Wednesday that the government's tax changes would reduce, over a period of three years, the tax burden on citizens and businesses in the amount of some HRK 6.3 billion, and that given that there was no tax change that could increase the net income for citizens with below-average wages, he was proposing expanding the scope of products to be taxed by a lower, 13% VAT rate.
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