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Türkiye–Sudan double tax treaty: withholding tax rates

Under the double taxation treaty between Türkiye and Sudan, tax in the country where the payment arises may not exceed the rates below.

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Maximum withholding rates in the source country

Payment typeMaximum rateCondition
Dividends
Treaty art. 10
10%In all cases
Interest
Treaty art. 11
10%In all cases
Royalties (licence fees)
Treaty art. 12
10%In all cases

Interest paid to the other state's government, central bank or public bodies listed in the treaty is exempt in the source country.

Treaty dates

Signed26 August 2001
Official Gazette17 September 2003, issue 25232
Entry into force31 January 2005
Applies to taxes from1 January 2006

How the rates apply

  • The rate in the table is the most the source country may charge. If that country's own law sets a lower rate, the lower rate applies.
  • The reduced rate requires the recipient to be the beneficial owner of the income. For payments from Türkiye, the recipient's certificate of residence should be obtained before payment.
  • The rates do not apply to income connected with a permanent establishment or fixed base of the recipient in the source country; the business profits or independent services rules apply instead.
  • Türkiye's domestic rates: Withholding tax rates · Certificate of residence: Tax treaties and certificate of residence · Payments abroad: Tax on payments abroad

To assess which rate applies to your structure: Contact · Double taxation

Source

Last checked: 4 November 2026. Rates are taken from the treaty text; for protocols and later amendments, the official text prevails.