The Dutch Ministry of Finance has issued a release announcing its tax treaty negotiation plans for 2023. As outlined in a letter to parliament:

• The Ministry intends to sign tax treaties/arrangements with the following in 2023:
  • Andorra (new treaty)
  • Aruba (new tax arrangement)
  • Bangladesh (new treaty)
  • Belgium (new treaty, replacing existing treaty)
  • Kyrgyzstan (new treaty)
  • Spain (new treaty, replacing existing treaty)
  • Thailand (new treaty)
• The Ministry intends to continue negotiations for new tax treaties and treaty amendments with the following in 2023:
  • Belgium (treaty amendment regarding cross-border workers)
  • Brazil (new treaty, replacing existing treaty)
  • Kenya (new treaty)
  • Morocco (new treaty, replacing existing treaty)
  • Moldova (treaty amendment)
  • Mozambique (new treaty)
  • Uganda (new treaty, replacing existing treaty)
  • Portugal (treaty amendment)
  • Rwanda (new treaty)
  • Sint Maarten (amendment of tax arrangement)
• The Netherlands wants to (re)start negotiations with the following in 2023:
  • Bahrain (treaty amendment)
  • Barbados (treaty amendment)
  • Germany (treaty amendment)
  • Romania (treaty amendment)
  • Suriname (treaty amendment)

The letter also notes pending tax treaties signed with Cyprus in 2021 and Colombia in 2022, as well as the intent to approve a new tax arrangement with Curaçao.