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What is Double tax treaty?

An international agreement between two countries that allocates taxing rights to prevent the same income being taxed in both.

Treaties may cap withholding rates on payments such as dividends, interest and royalties. A certificate of residence from the other country is generally needed to benefit from treaty provisions.

Source: İlgili ikili anlaşmalar, OECD Model Vergi Anlaşması

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Last updated: October 31, 2026 · This definition is for general information only.

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