Declaration As A Notified Jurisdictional Area Under Section 94A of The Income Tax Act, 1961 – Clarification Provided By Ministry of Finance, Government of Cyprus.
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Notified jurisdictional area designation prompts bilateral consultations to clarify information exchange and review treaty obligations. Designation of Cyprus as a notified jurisdictional area followed from a decision by the other State citing perceived inadequacy of information provided under the existing double tax treaty; the treaty has not been terminated. Cyprus commits to resolve discrepancies through direct consultations between the competent authorities and to pursue negotiations to finalise a review of the double tax treaty and clarify information-exchange concerns affecting businesses.
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Notified jurisdictional area designation prompts bilateral consultations to clarify information exchange and review treaty obligations.
Designation of Cyprus as a notified jurisdictional area followed from a decision by the other State citing perceived inadequacy of information provided under the existing double tax treaty; the treaty has not been terminated. Cyprus commits to resolve discrepancies through direct consultations between the competent authorities and to pursue negotiations to finalise a review of the double tax treaty and clarify information-exchange concerns affecting businesses.
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