Which of the following is not a benefit derived from an income tax treaty between theUnited States and another country?

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Income tax treaties primarily provide benefits to taxpayers by lowering their tax burden or removing double taxation. The benefits include A) a higher threshold for determining when a person has nexus in the other country, B) a higher threshold before an individual is considered a resident of the other country for tax purposes, and C) lower withholding tax rates imposed on cross-border dividend and interest payments. Option D is incorrect as lower statutory tax rates imposed on effectively connected income earned by a resident of one country in the other country is one of the benefits of an income tax treaty.

Which of the Following Is Not a Benefit Derived from an Income