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Corporation shopping

Tax treaty shopping refers to the practice of exploiting tax treaties between countries in order to reduce or eliminate tax liability. A related term, sometimes used in addition to treaty shopping, is treaty shopping through interposing a company. This means using a company as an intermediary instead of another type of association that would not qualify for tax relief. It is important to understand these terms in order to navigate the complex world of international taxation.

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