taxation of cross-border investments
Taxation of cross-border investments refers to the imposition and regulation of taxes on income, capital gains, or dividends earned from investments made by individuals or entities in another country. This involves determining the applicable tax laws, rates, and any potential double taxation agreements between the home country of the investor and the country where the investment is made.
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