Germany has begun negotiations for new tax treaties to replace the current 1971 tax treaty with Iceland and the 1995 tax treaty with Ukraine, as well as tax treaties with Jordan, Lebanon, Qatar, and Rwanda, which will be the first of their kind between Germany and the respective countries. In addition, negotiations are underway for amending protocols to the 2015 tax treaty with Jersey, the 1999 tax treaty with Kuwait, the 2005 tax treaty with Kyrgyzstan, the 1970 tax treaty with Liberia, the 1993 tax treaty with Namibia, and the 2003 tax treaty with Tajikistan. Any resulting tax treaties and...