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In finance, we often come across the term "imputation system". It refers to a tax system where a portion of the tax paid by a company on its profits is offset against the tax liability of shareholders who receive distributions from the company's profits. This system aims to avoid double taxation on corporate profits and incentivize companies to distribute their earnings to shareholders in the form of dividends. Essentially, it allows shareholders to benefit from the company's tax payments. This is a common practice in many countries, and understanding its implications is crucial in the world of finance.