The Revenue Administration of Turkey has stated that delegates from Turkey and Zambia convened for the inaugural round of negotiations for an income tax treaty from 23 – 25 April, 2024. If the entire agreement is signed and comes into force, it will create a tax-stable investment environment for entrepreneurs from both countries.
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