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THE Department of Finance (DOF) made clear that interest income from bank deposits—not the savings—will be taxed at a uniform rate of 20 percent to “correct an unfair system” that favors the rich.

THE Department of Finance (DOF) made clear that interest income from bank deposits—not the savings—will be taxed at a uniform rate of 20 percent to “correct an unfair system” that favors the rich.

THE Department of Finance (DOF) made clear that interest income from bank deposits—not the savings—will be taxed at a uniform rate of 20 percent to “correct an unfair system” that favors the rich.