Hi everyone,

I have a tax question and I hope I'll get an answer here.

My nationality as shown on my passport is Malaysia, which is not on the tax treaty list, and I am currently on a 30% witholding tax.

However I am a permanent resident of Australia, and Australia is on the tax treaty country list and is only subject to 5% tax.

I wonder in my case I should be categorised under "country that has a tax treaty" or "country that do not has a tax treaty"? It would make a huge difference to the amount of money I get.

I hope my questions are clear and looking forward to an answer,thanks everyone! =)

I have the same situation here, i have two citizenships, i live in south america but im also Spanish... Spain have some king of deal, actually my passport is Spanish... the problem is that your taxes situation may be related to your residential country (i guess)...