Tax equalization policies concerning expatriates are designed to :
A) Ensure no tax incentives are associated with any particular international assignment
B) Ensure taxes are paid
C) Ensure employees are aware of tax responsibilities
D) Keeps records up to date

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Tax equalization policies aim to make sure that the tax burden on expatriates is equalized, regardless of the location in which they are working. This is achieved by ensuring that no tax incentives are associated with any particular international assignment. Thus, expatriates do not receive any additional benefits or disadvantages from their assignment location compared to staying in their home country. The other options (B, C, and D) are important considerations in tax policies but are not the main objective of tax equalization policies.

Tax Equalization Policies Concerning Expatriates Are Designed to