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What should I use to cite the exact treaty article for a withholding claim in 2026?

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felipe_5bddnew member
April 25, 2026 145 views 1 answer
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I'm building a treaty-claim file. Should I cite the IRS Tax Treaty Table or the actual treaty text? What's the right primary source for 2026?

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