Exemption and credit methods balance double taxation by exempting foreign-source income or crediting foreign tax against domestic tax. Exemption and credit methods eliminate double taxation: the residence State exempts income taxable solely or possibly in the source State but may compute tax on remaining income as if the income were not exempt; alternatively, the residence State allows a deduction equal to tax paid in the source State, limited to the part of the residence tax attributable to that foreign-source income.
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Exemption and credit methods balance double taxation by exempting foreign-source income or crediting foreign tax against domestic tax.
Exemption and credit methods eliminate double taxation: the residence State exempts income taxable solely or possibly in the source State but may compute tax on remaining income as if the income were not exempt; alternatively, the residence State allows a deduction equal to tax paid in the source State, limited to the part of the residence tax attributable to that foreign-source income.
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