Similarly, the generous deductions for private pension savings and mortgage interest deductions could be cut significantly to increase revenues and reduce inequality. The additional tax revenues raised could be used to provide more generous benefits for particular families, either through direct cash benefits or indirect PIT reliefs, including for lower income families with children. In Chile, only “Single Taxpayers at 167% of the average wage” have to pay a small amount of PIT, single parents can benefit from a small child benefit, which reduces the tax burden slightly below 7 per cent. Chile has very generous non-standard tax reliefs which primarily benefit richer taxpayers, which contributes to lowering the PIT system’s progressivity. Chile allows taxpayers to deduct voluntary contributions and voluntary pension fund savings from taxable income, the maximum deduction in 2014 (CLP 14 776 260) was more than twice the average wage. Chile also has a very generous mortgage interest relief deduction.