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The MICA tax, or the Marketed Income and Capital Allowance tax, is a tax framework implemented in certain jurisdictions to target income generated from marketed financial products and capital allowances. It aims to ensure that individuals and corporations pay taxes on profits derived from these marketed investments. By regulating how these incomes are reported and taxed, the MICA tax seeks to promote fairness and transparency in the taxation of financial gains. Specific details and implementation may vary depending on local regulations and policies.

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