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5 similar Taxation Agreement contracts
TAXATION AGREEMENT WITH TURKEYTaxation Agreement • October 20th, 2021
This Agreement is the first bilateral income tax convention between the United States and Turkey, the only OECD partner country with which the United States does not have a tax treaty. It is, thus, an important extension of the U.S. network of tax treaties. Since the maximum rates of taxation it specifies are lower than those currently applied to some types of income earned by foreign investors in Turkey, the Agreement will remove a disincentive to U.S. investment in that nation.
TAXATION AGREEMENT WITH TURKEYTaxation Agreement • June 25th, 2005
AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA AND THE GOVERNMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF TURKEY, FOR THE AVOIDANCE OF DOUBLE TAXATION AND THE PREVENTION OF FISCAL EVASION WITH RESPECT TO TAXES ON INCOME, TOGETHER WITH A RELATED PROTOCOL,
TAXATION AGREEMENT WITH TURKEYTaxation Agreement • March 22nd, 2000
This Agreement is the first bilateral income tax convention between the United States and Turkey, the only OECD partner country with which the United States does not have a tax treaty. It is, thus, an important extension of the U.S. network of tax treaties. Since the maximum rates of taxation it specifies are lower than those currently applied to some types of income earned by foreign investors in Turkey, the Agreement will remove a disincentive to U.S. investment in that nation.
TAXATION AGREEMENT WITH TURKEYTaxation Agreement • March 22nd, 2000
This Agreement is the first bilateral income tax convention between the United States and Turkey, the only OECD partner country with which the United States does not have a tax treaty. It is, thus, an important extension of the U.S. network of tax treaties. Since the maximum rates of taxation it specifies are lower than those currently applied to some types of income earned by foreign investors in Turkey, the Agreement will remove a disincentive to U.S. investment in that nation.
TAXATION AGREEMENT WITH TURKEYTaxation Agreement • March 22nd, 2000
This Agreement is the first bilateral income tax convention between the United States and Turkey, the only OECD partner country with which the United States does not have a tax treaty. It is, thus, an important extension of the U.S. network of tax treaties. Since the maximum rates of taxation it specifies are lower than those currently applied to some types of income earned by foreign investors in Turkey, the Agreement will remove a disincentive to U.S. investment in that nation.
