Panama Could Leave Gray ListA treaty signed with France will become the twelfth, enabling Panama to get off the list of tax havens.Monday, June 20, 2011
As part of measures being taken by the government so that Panama will no longer be considered a tax haven, a treaty will be signed with French representatives in Paris to avoid double taxation (DTT). Source: Prensa.com ¿Busca soluciones de inteligencia comercial para su empresa?Panama to Negotiate Agreements with South Korea and SingaporeAugust 2010 The negotiations will bring to 12 the number of double taxation agreements it has, equalling the minimum required by the OECD. Panama and Qatar Ink Tax AgreementMay 2010 This is the latest double taxation agreement signed by Panama; it has recently done the same with Belgium, Italy, Holland, Barbados, Spain and Mexico. Panama and Spain Ink Tax AgreementMay 2010 The country penned a double taxation agreement with Spain; it had already done so with Holland, Italy, Mexico, Belgium and Barbados. Panama and Netherlands Negotiate Double TaxationApril 2010 Starting today and until Wednesday, representatives from both countries will negotiate a Double Taxation Agreement in Panama City.
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