Taxation (Cross-border)

Cross-border taxation refers to the rules and practices that determine how income, profits, or gains are taxed when they involve more than one country. When individuals or companies earn money internationally, they may face tax obligations in multiple jurisdictions. To prevent double taxation and promote fair taxation, countries often have agreements (tax treaties) that specify where taxes should be paid and how to handle such cases. The goal of cross-border taxation is to ensure that income is taxed appropriately across borders, balancing the rights of each country with the taxpayer's obligations.