Brazil: Congress approves amendment to DTA with Norway
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Brazil: Congress approves amendment to DTA with Norway

December 14, 2017
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The Brazilian National Congress approved a protocol on October 5 2017 that amends the double tax agreement (DTA) between Brazil and Norway in order to improve the exchange of information between the competent authorities of both contracting states.

The protocol will now be discussed in the Brazilian Federal Senate in order to complete its ratification process in Brazil.

Giacobbo
Gottberg

Fernando Giacobbo (fernando.giacobbo@pwc.com) and Ruben Gottberg (ruben.gottberg@pwc.com)

PwC

Website: www.pwc.com.br

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