Qatar, 25 March, 2026: The General Tax Authority has announced a new service allowing eligible entities to directly benefit from Double Taxation Avoidance Agreements (DTAAs) as part of its efforts to enhance tax efficiency and transparency.
Through this service, approved entities can apply reduced withholding tax rates or exemptions on payments made to non-resident beneficiaries, in accordance with Qatar’s tax treaties. The initiative aims to simplify procedures, accelerate cross-border transactions, and improve tax compliance.
Eligible entities, including government bodies, financial institutions, and companies listed on the Qatar Stock Exchange, can apply for Trusted Entity status through the Dhareeba platform, subject to meeting specified criteria.
The initiative is expected to strengthen investor confidence, improve cash flow management, and support Qatar’s broader goals of attracting foreign investment and enhancing the competitiveness of its tax system.
Source: gta.gov.qaRelated Posts

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