The Taiwanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed on November 20, 2012, that the double taxation agreement (DTA) between Taiwan and Germany has entered into force following the conclusion of both nations’ domestic ratification procedures on November 7, 2012.
DTA between Portugal and Cyprus
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