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    Qatar’s General Tax Authority Issues Clarification Regarding Capital Gains Tax

    Qatar's General Tax Authority has introduced new clarifications on capital gains tax, featuring a targeted exemption for intra-group restructuring transactions. These measures aim to streamline corporate reorganisation, improve asset management efficiency, and strengthen the country's investment climate while maintaining transparency in tax obligations.
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    Qatar Introduces Mechanism For Direct Application Of Treaty Withholding Tax Relief

    On 16 March 2026, Decision of the Council of Ministers No. 4 of 2026 entered into force. The Decision introduces a mechanism allowing the direct application of withholding tax rates under double tax treaties.
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    Atoz Tax Advisers
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    Qatar Signs Double Tax Treaties With The UAE And Saudi

    Individuals and businesses operating in Qatar and the UAE or KSA will benefit from provisions aimed at avoiding double taxation on income earned across borders.
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