Liechtenstein and Ireland have initialed a Double Taxation Agreement (DTA) based on OECD standards to prevent tax avoidance.

According to the Government of Liechtenstein, the treaty regulates the elimination of double taxation between Belgium and Liechtenstein, creates clearer conditions for individuals and legal entities in cross-border situations, follows the international OECD standard and takes into account the OECD and G20 BEPS framework designed to prevent base erosion and profit shifting in international arrangements

In Liechtenstein, natural persons are subjected to wealth and income taxes. Both state and municipal taxes are imposed, with the state tax rate escalating progressively within an eight-tier...