Hong Kong and Liechtenstein sign double taxation treaty
Hong Kong and Liechtenstein ink deal on double taxation
Hong Kong has signed a double taxation agreement with Liechtenstein,
incorporating the latest OECD standards as part of the deal.
Mary Chow, the special representative for Hong Kong Economic and Trade
Affairs, signed the agreement on behalf of Hong Kong, alongside Liechtenstein
Prime Minister, Klaus Tschutscher,
tax-news.com
reported.
Hong Kong or Liechtenstein residents raking in dividends, interest or
royalties, or earning capital gains from the other country will only be subject
to tax in their place of residence.
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