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The proposal would allow people receiving small grants specifically intended to help them buy food to exclude that money from their taxable income, meaning they wouldn't have to pay taxes on those assistance payments. This would primarily benefit low-income individuals and families who receive food security aid from government or nonprofit programs. The change would reduce the tax burden on people already struggling with food insecurity.
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