QUESTION 20Relief from the burden of multiple taxation by home countries on incomes of their MNCS may be in the form of:O a. Foreign Tax credits and Withholding taxesO b. Transfer Pricing and Income TaxesO . Tax Treaties and Withholding taxesO d. Tax Treaties and Foreign Tax Creditse. B and C onlyQUESTION 21A country has adopted a territorial tax system if:O a. Individuals or businesses in similar situations make equal payments worldwideOb.Its territorial tax rate is lower than its non-territorial rateOc.Its tax system has no impact on its MNC worldwide decision makingd. Taxes income of its MNCS regardless of where income is generatedO e. None of the aboveQUESTION 22Atax policy is one that has no impact on private decision-making.a. flatb. neutralOc. liberald. equitableO e. zero

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