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Qatar: : Capital gains tax issues

Nicola De Sylva, Frank E. Lucente

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The article discusses some of the developments in Qatar as of March 14, 2016 in relation to the interpretation and practical application of taxation of capital gains. Topics covered include the Executive Regulations of the Income Tax Law No. 10 introduced by the Minister of Finance, the introduction of the tax card registration system, and a request for tax clearance and consent to a sale of shares where a foreigner is a participant in the company.

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The article discusses some of the developments in Qatar as of March 14, 2016 in relation to the interpretation and practical application of taxation of capital gains. Topics covered include the Executive Regulations of the Income Tax Law No. 10 introduced by the Minister of Finance, the introduction of the tax card registration system, and a request for tax clearance and consent to a sale of shares where a foreigner is a participant in the company.

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The article discusses some of the developments in Qatar as of March 14, 2016 in relation to the interpretation and practical application of taxation of capital gains. Topics covered include the Executive Regulations of the Income Tax Law No. 10 introduced by the Minister of Finance, the introduction of the tax card registration system, and a request for tax clearance and consent to a sale of shares where a foreigner is a participant in the company.

Key concepts: Capital gains tax, Capital (architecture), Interpretation (philosophy), Double taxation, Economics, Income tax, Business, Tax law

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