double taxation avoidance agreements
Double taxation avoidance agreements, also known as tax treaties, are bilateral agreements between two countries that aim to eliminate or reduce the burden of double taxation on individuals and businesses. These agreements ensure that income or profits earned in one country are not taxed again in the other country, or if they are taxed, the agreement provides relief or exemptions.
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