Tax Internationalization

Tax internationalization refers to the way countries coordinate or adapt their tax systems as businesses and individuals operate across borders. It involves efforts to prevent tax evasion, double taxation, and ensure fair taxation by aligning rules, sharing information, and establishing agreements between nations. Essentially, it’s about managing the complexities that arise when economic activities span multiple jurisdictions, so taxes are fair and governments can effectively collect revenue without unjustly burdening taxpayers or encouraging tax avoidance.