Which of the following issues is NOT addressed by tax treaties?
A)what tax disclosures must be made by a visitor toa host country
B)treatment of business and investment income earned by a foreign visitor in the United States
C)treatment of business and investment income earned by a foreign citizen in his home country
D)how tocompute the taxable amount in the host country
E)all of these are correct

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Tax treaties typically address the taxation issues related to cross-border economic activities, such as the treatment of business and investment income earned by a foreign visitor in a host country (B), what tax disclosures must be made (A), and how to compute the taxable amount in the host country (D). They do not generally deal with how a foreign citizen is taxed on income in his own country (C), as this is a matter of domestic tax law.

Which of the Following Issues Is NOT Addressed by Tax