Analysis and Application of International Tax Treaties

International tax treaties are agreements between countries designed to prevent double taxation and combat tax evasion. They establish rules on which country has the right to tax specific types of income and create mechanisms to reduce the tax burden on individuals and businesses with international ties.

This service covers key aspects such as:

• Tax residency and domicile conflicts: Determining tax residency based on treaty criteria to avoid disputes between countries.
• Taxation of cross-border income: Applying treaty rules to salaries, pensions, dividends, interest, and capital gains earned abroad.
• Methods to avoid double taxation: Identifying whether tax credit or exemption applies, as stipulated in the treaties.
• Specific rules for expatriates and non-residents: Implementing treaty benefits for relocated workers, consultants, professors, researchers, and international investors.
• Tax relief and refund procedures: Assisting with tax refund claims on withheld income and handling specific forms required by tax authorities.

The application of tax treaties varies depending on the nature of the income received. When correctly applied, tax treaties help reduce tax liabilities, eliminate double taxation, and ensure compliance with international tax regulations, providing greater security and financial optimization.