Japan’s Ministry of Finance announced on 24 April 2017, that the governments of Japan and Spain will begin negotiations to amend their existing tax treaty (1974) for the Avoidance of Double Taxation with respect to Taxes on Income. The first round of negotiations will take place from April 25 in Tokyo.
Related Posts
Japan, Mongolia to negotiate income tax treaty
October 01, 2026
Japan and Mongolia agreed to promptly commence negotiations for an income tax treaty when their prime ministers met on
Read MoreJapan: Cabinet approves temporary food consumption tax cut
September 23, 2026
Japan's Cabinet on 15 September 2026 approved a temporary cut in the consumption tax on food and beverages from 8% to
Read More
OECD updates MLI arbitration profiles for Australia, Japan, and the Netherlands
September 17, 2026
The OECD has published updated arbitration profiles for the Netherlands, Australia, and Japan under the Multilateral
Read MoreJapan: Cabinet approves food tax cut plan
September 16, 2026
Japan’s cabinet approved an outline on 15 September 2026 to reduce the consumption tax on food from 8% to 1% for two
Read More
Peru, Spain reaffirm commitment to concluding income tax treaty
September 14, 2026
Peru's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, in a release, confirmed that officials from Peru and Spain met on 8 September 2026
Read More
Japan, Mongolia advance income tax treaty negotiations
September 10, 2026
Japan and Mongolia, on 3 September 2026, agreed to advance discussions towards the conclusion of a bilateral income tax
Read More