double taxation elimination reforms
"Double taxation elimination reforms" refer to measures or changes in tax laws aimed at eliminating or reducing the burden of being taxed twice on the same income or asset by different tax jurisdictions. These reforms seek to streamline or align tax regulations to avoid duplicate taxation and minimize potential economic distortions caused by double taxation.
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- bilateral tax agreements
- cross-border investment tax issues
- cross-border tax disputes
- double taxation treaties
- foreign direct investment (fdi) and taxation
- foreign tax credit
- global tax reforms
- international tax cooperation
- tax avoidance and evasion
- tax base erosion and profit shifting (beps)
- tax harmonization
- tax incentives and exemptions
- tax information exchange agreements
- tax planning strategies
- tax reforms
- tax residency rules
- tax sparing credits
- tax transparency and disclosure measures
- tax treaties and economic development
- thin capitalization rules
- transfer pricing regulations
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