International Taxation
International taxation is complex, reflecting competing public interests of
different governments.
Double taxation of the same revenue by two or more countries having
jurisdiction over the entities performing or consuming services can be escaped
legally through planning to meet the requirements of applicable income tax
treaties or local laws.
Double taxation may not be avoided if different governments apply differing
concepts of taxation.
In international outsourcing, tax planning should be undertaken to avoid
unintentionally incurring duplicative taxes.
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