Tax Treaty

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Tax Treaty

A treaty between two countries governing double taxation and other matters when a company or individual owes taxes to both countries. Tax treaties are written because double taxation with no exceptions could result in a decrease in trade between the two countries. Most countries (except tax havens) have entered into tax treaties with their trading partners and others. A tax treaty is also called a bilateral tax agreement.
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10, 11 and 12, respectively) if (1) the ultimate beneficial owners of more than 30% of the corporation's voting stock are residents of that CS qualified for treaty benefits; and (2) the ultimate beneficial owners of more than 70% of the voting stock are (a) residents of that CS or (b) residents of a member of the KU, European Economic Area or parties to NAFTA, provided that such persons are entitled to benefits under a double taxation treaty between the CS from which the payment is made and the CS of residence providing a reduced withholding tax similar to (or exceeding) the one applicable under this treaty.
Current income tax treaty developments
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Double taxation treaty documents and other legal documents.
Provision of Online Tax Database, for UNCTAD (SC 1000167418)

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