On 21 October 2013 the Costa Rican Congress approved on first debate the Costa Rica – Norway Exchange of Information Agreement (2011). When it enters into force the agreement will enable increased cooperation between the tax authorities of Costa Rica and Norway on exchanging tax information about residents of those countries.
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