The State of Qatar seeks, in light of global economic openness, the development of trade exchange between countries, and the increase in the volume of cross-border transactions and deals, to enable taxable persons and entities to face the burden resulting from the double taxation of the investor’s income in the country in which he resides (the country of residence) on the one hand, and the state In which the activity is practiced (the source country), on the other hand, by signing agreements to avoid double taxation with other countries and exchanging tax information in order to achieve the principles of transparency, justice and protection of the national economy, in a way that supports the state’s position as a global financial and commercial center, and enhances its prestigious economic and political position on International arena.
The State of Qatar seeks, in light of global economic openness, to further develop the trade exchange between countries, and to increase the volume of cross-border transactions and deals, to relief taxable individuals and entities from the burden resulting from the double taxation, by signing agreements to avoid double taxation with other countries and exchange tax information in order to achieve the principles of transparency, in a way that supports the state’s position as a global financial and commercial hub, and enhances its prestigious economic and political position on an International level.
The State of Qatar has signed several multilateral treaties, and a multilateral treaty is a treaty involving two or more parties. Each party has the same obligations as all other parties, excluding any mentioned reservations. Some examples of the various treaties to which the State of Qatar is a party of are Multilateral Convention to Implement Tax Treaty Related Measures to Prevent Base Erosion and Profit Shifting and the Agreement on Mutual Administrative Assistance in Tax Matters
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