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Tax increment financing (or TIF) is an idea that has come from North America to help facilitate the regeneration of land by providing that any increase in the revenue from business rates arising from a new development (“the tax increment”) is earmarked to meet the original costs of remediating the land and providing the infrastructure that allowed the development in the first place
