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Taxes are the difference between
Contingencies
External factors or situations that may affect the execution or success of plans, often requiring adjustments or adaptations.
Bureaucracy
An organizational system characterized by a hierarchical structure, fixed rules, and a clear division of labor designed to promote efficiency and fairness but often criticized for inflexibility and complexity.
Negative Connotation
A term or phrase that evokes undesirable, adverse, or unfavorable feelings or associations.
Contingent
Depending on something else that might or might not happen, often used to describe work or benefits that are not guaranteed but based on certain conditions.
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