/tæks ˈtriːti/ – Phrase
Definition: hiệp ước về thuế.
A more thorough explanation: A tax treaty is a bilateral agreement between two countries that outlines the tax treatment of cross-border transactions and the rights and obligations of each country with respect to the taxation of individuals and businesses operating in both countries.
Example: The tax treaty between the United States and Canada provides guidelines for the taxation of income earned by residents of both countries.