U.S., Bulgaria to Sign Income Tax Treaty, Strengthen Economic Relationship

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U.S., Bulgaria to Sign Income Tax Treaty, Strengthen Economic Relationship

February 23, 2007

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Treasury Deputy Secretary Kimmitt and Bulgarian Finance Minister Plamen Orecharski will sign an income tax treaty and protocol today, strengthening the two countries' economic relationship. This treaty is the first of its kind between the United States and Bulgaria, said Deputy Secretary Kimmitt. It is designed to provide for a better exchange of information, to foster the continued growth of American businesses, and to encourage investment in the emerging Bulgarian marketplace.

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U.S., Bulgaria to Sign Income Tax Treaty, Strengthen Economic Relationship