The phrase "advantageous tax" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing tax policies or benefits that provide a favorable financial outcome for individuals or businesses.
Example: "The new legislation includes several advantageous tax provisions that will benefit small business owners."
Alternatives: "beneficial tax" or "favorable tax".
In 2008, Georgia passed some of the nation's most advantageous tax incentives for filmmakers.
Last Friday, we learned that the I.R.S. apparently "targeted" conservative organizations that were seeking an advantageous tax status.
The Republicans want to maintain present advantageous tax rates for the wealthy, but "the American people overwhelmingly disagree," Carney said.
Large corporations are increasingly footloose, able to go wherever advantageous tax policies, cheap labor or lax regulation beckon.
He gave up his advantageous tax status in 2010 so he could continue to serve in the House of Lords and has not donated since.
Depending on individual circumstances, the American Opportunity Tax Credit may not be the most advantageous tax option for all families with higher education expenses.
He blames her successive governments for allowing the families and individuals who run German companies to amass wealth through advantageous taxes and persistently low wages.
The Chevy Volt, Detroit's answer to the Toyota Prius, just became a lot more advantageous, tax-wise.
The company decided to abandon its shares of the stock, because it was financially more advantageous tax-wise for the company to claim a $100 million loss than to keep the $20 million and claim an $80 million loss.
Brealey also says that keeping their current offset arrangement – which allows them to offset their savings against their mortgage – may also be advantageous for tax purposes.
Slowing demand for capital goods like computers is a sign that business investment will cool this year, reflecting concern over a slowdown in global growth and a less advantageous government tax credit.
