Kyrgyzstan and Portugal are negotiating an income tax treaty aimed at eliminating double taxation, preventing tax evasion, and strengthening bilateral trade and investment ties.
Kyrgyzstan and Portugal are holding negotiations on a proposed income tax treaty, according to the Ministry of Economy and Commerce of the Kyrgyz Republic on 24 June 2026.
The treaty is intended to strengthen bilateral trade and economic cooperation, enhance the Kyrgyz Republic’s investment attractiveness, and support the implementation of joint investment projects.
The proposed income tax treaty would allocate taxing rights between the two countries, eliminate double taxation on cross-border income, help prevent tax evasion, and facilitate the exchange of tax information between the competent authorities.
