Tribune News Network
doha
The State of Qatar, represented by the General Tax Authority (GTA), successfully concluded the 13th meeting of the Committee of Heads and Directors of Tax Departments in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries. The meeting, held in Doha, focused on enhancing tax policies and fostering the exchange of expertise among GCC member states.
Praising the constructive collaboration between the member states, General Tax Authority President Khalifa bin Jassim Al Kuwari said, “The meeting showcased the essence of Gulf cooperation and served as a platform to strengthen tax integration, share expertise, coordinate policies, and unify efforts to address shared tax challenges.”
He emphasised Qatar’s ongoing commitment to supporting Gulf cooperation, noting that the discussions during the meeting significantly contribute to advancing GCC tax coordination. This coordination enhances the flexibility and efficiency of the tax systems within the GCC, ultimately developing a fairer and more transparent tax ecosystem for the region.
The meeting concluded with GCC tax leaders commending Qatar’s exceptional hosting of the event. They underscored the importance of regular meetings to share knowledge, improve coordination, and further economic integration among the GCC states.
The leaders stressed the need to develop joint tax policies that align with the economic interests of all GCC nations, enhancing cooperation and mutual benefit.
The discussions highlighted the collective efforts of the GCC countries to create a unified approach to tax policy, aimed at addressing regional challenges and fostering a robust and sustainable tax environment.
