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Tiebreaker rule

A crucial aspect of tax treaties is the provision aimed at avoiding dual residency for individuals. This prevents them from being considered residents in both treaty countries. To address this, a multi-step process is typically outlined, with the location of a permanent home being the primary criterion. This ensures that an individual is only deemed a resident in one country for the purpose of the treaty.

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