If an agreement is reached it will prevent double taxation and fiscal evasion between the two nations.
Officials from the Czech Republic and Mauritius are meeting for the second round of talks on a potential income tax treaty from 13 to 16 January 2026.
If an agreement is reached it will prevent double taxation and fiscal evasion between the two nations.
Before it can take effect, the treaty will need to be finalised, formally signed, and ratified by both countries.
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