U.S.income tax treaties:

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U.S. income tax treaties provide rules by which multinational taxpayers can avoid double taxation, i.e., being taxed on the same income twice by two different countries. The treaties ensure that taxpayers are only taxed in one country – either the country where the income was earned or the country where the taxpayer is a resident – depending on the specific provisions of the treaty. This helps promote cross-border trade and investment by reducing tax barriers.

U.S.income Tax Treaties