In which of the following situations would the federal government provide money through tax relief for private enterprise?

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Businesses can pay for disease prevention and health promotion services for employees (and sometimes their families)in the form of immunizations,health screenings,and counseling.The business can then deduct these costs as a business expense,which reduces the amount the business owes the government in taxes on their profits.Similarly,when businesses subsidize health insurance for their employees-and families-this is also a business expense,which decreases the amount the business would otherwise pay in taxes.Thus,the government indirectly provides the money,but the business,a part of the private sector,decides how it is used.A business purchasing gifts for its employees and an employer requesting reimbursement for employee transportation costs do not result in tax relief for the business.Rather,the business providing health insurance and health promotion/disease prevention services allows the amount of taxes that the business owes to the government to be reduced.

In Which of the Following Situations Would the Federal Government