On 10 April 2014, Belgium and Switzerland signed an amending protocol to the double taxation treaty originally concluded between the two countries in 1978. Â No further details of the Protocol are currently available.
On 10 April 2014, Belgium and Switzerland signed an amending protocol to the double taxation treaty originally concluded between the two countries in 1978. Â No further details of the Protocol are currently available.
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