The UK/Chile DTC ‘most favoured nation’ clause has come into force, and the UK and Mauritius have signed a new protocol.
The UK/Chile DTC ‘most favoured nation’ clause has come into force, and the UK and Mauritius have signed a new protocol.
UK/Chile Double Taxation Convention: the ‘most favoured nation’ clause of the convention has come into force, providing for lower rates in relation to interest and royalties, triggered on 1 January 2017 by the entry into force of the Chile/Japan double taxation convention (see http://bit.ly/2D4WSKX).
UK/Mauritius 2018 Protocol: on 28 February 2018, the governments of the UK and Mauritius signed a protocol amending their 1981 double taxation convention with an updated article on the treatment of dividends. The new protocol has not yet entered into force (see http://bit.ly/2D64GMa).
The UK/Chile DTC ‘most favoured nation’ clause has come into force, and the UK and Mauritius have signed a new protocol.
The UK/Chile DTC ‘most favoured nation’ clause has come into force, and the UK and Mauritius have signed a new protocol.
UK/Chile Double Taxation Convention: the ‘most favoured nation’ clause of the convention has come into force, providing for lower rates in relation to interest and royalties, triggered on 1 January 2017 by the entry into force of the Chile/Japan double taxation convention (see http://bit.ly/2D4WSKX).
UK/Mauritius 2018 Protocol: on 28 February 2018, the governments of the UK and Mauritius signed a protocol amending their 1981 double taxation convention with an updated article on the treatment of dividends. The new protocol has not yet entered into force (see http://bit.ly/2D64GMa).
