A Protocol amending the double taxation agreement (DTA) between Belgium and Canada has been signed. The Protocol incorporates into the DTA updated provisions in respect of the exchange of tax information. The exchange of information between tax administrations is seen as an important tool in combating tax evasion.
The two countries need to finalize their ratification procedures and the Protocol can enter into force when they have notified each other that this has been done.
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