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– This will not cost you any extra money. Every fiscal year, the Lithuanian government allows Lithuanian residents to redirect 2% of their already-paid income taxes to one or more social institutions of their choosing. Any income taxes not redirected by residents in this way will be used at the government’s discretion.
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Sincerely,
The Lithuania Tribune staff
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