The government has approved new income tax benefits for combat reservists, aiming to address growing fatigue and financial strain among those called up for extended service. The plan introduces a graduated scale of tax credit points based on the number of days served in the previous tax year, with the potential for reservists to receive up to four credit points annually. This move follows reports of declining turnout rates and widespread complaints from reservists about the toll on their personal and professional lives. Officials say the decision is intended to recognize the vital role reservists play in national security and to provide tangible support for their sacrifices.