Department of Finance MANILA, Philippines – The Philippines is renegotiating tax treaties with three key investment partners and pursuing new double taxation agreements with seven countries to
Department of Finance
MANILA, Philippines – The Philippines is renegotiating tax treaties with three key investment partners and pursuing new double taxation agreements with seven countries to boost foreign investments, the Department of Finance said.
Finance Secretary Frederick Go told reporters that the government is currently renegotiating its DTAs with Hong Kong and Singapore.
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