On 26th October 2014, Luxembourg and the United Arab Emirates signed a protocol to the 2005 Luxembourg and U.A.E. income tax treaty in Abu Dhabi.
The protocol will broaden the possibility of the treaty and updates to bring it up to the OECD standard on exchange of information and transparency. This treaty will enter into force after the exchange of ratification instruments.
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