International tax rules and treaties
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Video Overview
The business world has become globalised, which means that a corporation is not restricted to only one country. An entity usually pays corporate tax on their worldwide income in the country in which it is resident for tax purposes. This has corporate taxation implications as different countries have different ways of determining the residence of the entity or corporation which could mean that the entity may end up paying corporate taxation in more than one country. This is known as double taxation. There are international tax rules and treaties that resolve the problem of double taxation as it is not fair for an entity to pay taxation twice on the same income. In this tutorial we will discuss the international tax rules and treaties.
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