Brazil and Saudi Arabia are negotiating their first-ever income tax treaty and an investment protection agreement (IPA), according to a recent update from the Brazilian Senate.
The proposed agreements aim to prevent double taxation and encourage cross-border investment. Talks are ongoing, and any deal would require formal signing and ratification before coming into effect.
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