Taiwan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced on 3 January 2012 that Taiwan and Germany have signed a bilateral double taxation agreement (DTA).
The DTA, which is subject to ratification procedures in both countries before it enters into force, is said to cover, amongst other things, the avoidance of the double taxation of dividends and capital gains, whilst also including provision for tax information exchange.
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