The foreign earned income exclusion allows U.S. citizens and residents to exclude a certain amount of their foreign earnings from U.S. taxation, promoting work abroad without the burden of double taxation. This exclusion is designed to prevent U.S. taxpayers from being taxed on income earned in a foreign country, which is already subject to foreign tax, ultimately encouraging international work and investment.
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