Malta and Liechtenstein have signed a Treaty for the elimination of Double Taxation in New York on the 27 September 2013. The treaty was signed by a visit of the ministers of Foreign Affairs of the General Assembly of the United Nations.
The Treaty makes reference to the arbitration clause to ensure a binding solution is achieved in the event of a dispute, thereby creating more certainty for investors.
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