tax treaties
Tax treaties are international agreements between two or more countries that aim to avoid or minimize double taxation on income and assets of individuals or businesses who have connections with those countries. These treaties outline rules and procedures for determining tax liability and provide mechanisms for resolving disputes related to taxation between the signatory countries.
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