How do Double Taxation Agreements (DTAs) generally prevent a taxpayer from being taxed twice on the same income by two different countries?

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By providing a tax credit in one country for tax paid in the other, or granting exclusive taxing rights to one country

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By exempting corporate turnover from local national insurance contributions

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By allowing taxpayers to choose whichever country has lower tax rates

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By requiring foreign governments to remit tax payments directly to HMRC

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