Foreign tax credit limits domestic tax to the portion attributable to income taxed abroad; exempt income may affect remaining tax. A resident's State shall allow a deduction from domestic tax equal to income tax paid in the other Contracting State, but not exceeding the part of domestic tax attributable to income taxable in that other State; additionally, where income is exempt in the resident State under the Agreement, that State may take the exempted income into account when calculating tax on the resident's remaining income.
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Foreign tax credit limits domestic tax to the portion attributable to income taxed abroad; exempt income may affect remaining tax.
A resident's State shall allow a deduction from domestic tax equal to income tax paid in the other Contracting State, but not exceeding the part of domestic tax attributable to income taxable in that other State; additionally, where income is exempt in the resident State under the Agreement, that State may take the exempted income into account when calculating tax on the resident's remaining income.
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