double taxation avoidance
Double taxation avoidance refers to the legal measures designed to prevent individuals or businesses from being taxed on the same income or gains by two or more countries. These measures typically involve bilateral agreements or tax treaties to allocate taxing rights between jurisdictions and provide mechanisms for credits or exemptions to avoid paying taxes twice on the same income.
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