taxation of foreign-source income
Taxation of foreign-source income refers to the legal requirement of a country to impose taxes on income earned by its residents or businesses from sources outside their own country's borders. It involves the assessment and collection of taxes on income generated from foreign investments, businesses, employment, or any other sources located outside the country.
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