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<h1>Mutual Assistance Framework for Tax Collection: Enforceable Claims, Conservancy Measures, and Legal Jurisdiction Explained</h1> The statutory provisions outline the mutual assistance framework for the collection of tax claims between two contracting parties. A 'tax claim' includes taxes, interest, penalties, and collection costs. If a tax claim is enforceable and unpreventable under one party's laws, the other party will assist in its collection as if it were its own. Conservancy measures can be requested even if the claim is not yet enforceable. Legal proceedings regarding the claim's validity are restricted to the originating party's jurisdiction. Requests for assistance require specific documentation and must adhere to each party's laws, avoiding undue administrative burdens or conflicts with public policy.