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Israel and Kazakhstan Sign Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement
Israel and Kazakhstan signed an agreement to avoid double taxation during their joint economic commission meeting. The accord, co-chaired by Minister Ze'ev Elkin and Deputy Prime Minister Zhaslan Madiev, aims to boost investment by eliminating dual income taxes.
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What happened
- 01Israel and Kazakhstan signed a double taxation avoidance agreement.
- 02The agreement was signed during the tenth session of the joint economic commission.
- 03Minister Ze'ev Elkin and Deputy Prime Minister Zhaslan Madiev co-chaired the meeting.
- 04The accord aims to facilitate business and investment by eliminating dual income taxes.
- 05Memorandums on AI, labor, cybersecurity, and space cooperation were also signed.
Memorandums on AI, labor, cybersecurity, and space cooperation were also signed.
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