Treasury Secretary John Snow and the Japanese ambassador to the US Ryozo Kato signed the US-Japan income tax treaty on November 6 2003. The treaty will further reduce double taxation of companies operating in the two jurisdictions.
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Treasury Secretary John Snow and the Japanese ambassador to the US Ryozo Kato signed the US-Japan income tax treaty on November 6 2003. The treaty will further reduce double taxation of companies operating in the two jurisdictions.
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