JCT Estimates Minor Budget Effects From France, Sweden, and Bangladesh Treaties
JCX-11-06
- Institutional AuthorsJoint Committee on Taxation
- Cross-ReferenceFor a JCT explanation of the proposed protocol to the U.S.-Sweden tax
treaty, see Doc 2006-1605 [PDF] or 2006 TNT 18-22
.
For a JCT explanation of the proposed protocol to the U.S.-France tax
treaty, see Doc 2006-1606 [PDF] or 2006 TNT 18-19.
For a JCT description of the proposed U.S.-Bangladesh tax treaty, see
Doc 2006-1604 [PDF] or 2006 TNT 18-21.
For coverage of a Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing on these
treaties, see Doc 2006-2093 [PDF] or 2006 TNT 23-4. - Subject Area/Tax Topics
- Jurisdictions
- LanguageEnglish
- Tax Analysts Document NumberDoc 2006-3213
- Tax Analysts Electronic Citation2006 TNT 33-24
JOINT COMMITTEE ON TAXATION
February 16, 2006
JCX-11-06
The Joint Committee staff has assessed the likely budget impact of the proposed protocol to the income tax treaty between the United States and Sweden (Senate Treaty Doc. 109-8). The Joint Committee staff estimates that the withholding tax changes and other provisions of the proposed protocol will cause a negligible change in Federal budget receipts during the fiscal year 2006-15 period, based solely on the amount and type of historical income flows between Sweden and the United States.
Budget Impact of the Proposed Protocol to the Estate, Inheritance, and Gift Tax Treaty Between the United States and France
The Joint Committee staff has assessed the likely budget impact of the proposed protocol to the estate, inheritance, and gift tax treaty between the United States and France (Senate Treaty Doc. 109- 7). The Joint Committee staff estimates that the proposed protocol will cause a negligible change in Federal budget receipts during the fiscal year 2006-15 period.
Budget Impact of the Proposed Protocol to the Income Tax Treaty Between the United States and France
The Joint Committee staff has assessed the likely budget impact of the proposed protocol to the income tax treaty between the United States and France (Senate Treaty Doc. 109-4). The Joint Committee staff estimates that the proposed protocol will cause a negligible change in Federal budget receipts during the fiscal year 2006-15 period.
Budget Impact of the Proposed Income Tax Treaty Between the United States and Bangladesh
The Joint Committee staff has assessed the likely budget impact of the proposed income tax treaty between the United States and Bangladesh (Senate Treaty Doc. 109-5). The Joint Committee staff estimates that the withholding tax changes and other provisions of the proposed treaty will cause a negligible change in Federal budget receipts during the fiscal year 2006-15 period, based solely on the amount and type of historical income flows between Bangladesh and the United States.
- Institutional AuthorsJoint Committee on Taxation
- Cross-ReferenceFor a JCT explanation of the proposed protocol to the U.S.-Sweden tax
treaty, see Doc 2006-1605 [PDF] or 2006 TNT 18-22.
For a JCT explanation of the proposed protocol to the U.S.-France tax
treaty, see Doc 2006-1606 [PDF] or 2006 TNT 18-19.
For a JCT description of the proposed U.S.-Bangladesh tax treaty, see
Doc 2006-1604 [PDF] or 2006 TNT 18-21.
For coverage of a Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing on these
treaties, see Doc 2006-2093 [PDF] or 2006 TNT 23-4. - Subject Area/Tax Topics
- Jurisdictions
- LanguageEnglish
- Tax Analysts Document NumberDoc 2006-3213
- Tax Analysts Electronic Citation2006 TNT 33-24
