Unless a host country has _____________ with the expatriate's home country,the expatriate may have to pay income tax to both the home and host country governments.

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A reciprocal tax treaty is an agreement between two countries that eliminates or reduces double taxation for individuals and businesses. Without such an agreement, expatriates may be subjected to paying income tax to both their home and host country governments. Therefore, if a host country has a reciprocal tax treaty with the expatriate's home country, it would prevent double taxation and provide a tax relief.

Unless a Host Country Has _____________ with the Expatriate's Home