Publication 901 |
2000 Tax Year |
Important Changes
New tax treaties.
The United States recently exchanged instruments of ratification
for new income tax treaties with Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, and
Venezuela. The effective date of each treaty is January 1, 2000.
U.S.-Denmark income tax treaty.
As this publication was being prepared for print, the United States
exchanged instruments of ratification for a new income tax treaty with
Denmark. The treaty replaces an existing treaty between the two
countries that was signed in 1948. The provisions for taxes withheld
at source are effective for amounts paid or credited on or after May
1, 2000. For other taxes, the provisions are effective for tax years
beginning on or after January 1, 2001.
The existing treaty is effective before the above dates. However,
you can elect to apply the old treaty in entirety for one year
following the date the new treaty would otherwise apply. The old
treaty is the one explained in this publication. For information on
the new treaty, see Obtaining copies of treaties, on the
next page.
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