The dissociative multiple photoionization of germanium tetrachloride (GeCl 4 ) in the Ge(3d,3p,3s) and Cl-(2p,2s) inner-shell regions has been studied by using time-of-flight (TOF) mass spectrometry coupled to synchrotron radiation in the range 88∼1006 eV. Total and individual photoion yields have been recorded as a function of the incident photon energy. Discrete resonances owing to the Ge(3p) f (9a 1 )* and the Ge(3s) f (11t 2 )* transitions are observed as doublet and singlet features, respectively. The inner-shell excitation spectrum is dominated by overlapped numerous discrete resonances of the Cl(2p) inner-shell electron, arising from the large overlap of the valence state wave function with the initial inner-shell state one. Prominent ion intensities of Cl + , Ge + , and GeCl + are detected along with low-intensity Cl 2+ , GeCl 2+ , and GeCl n + (n ) 2-4) ions in the whole energy range examined. Dissociation processes have also been investigated by photoelectron-photoion coincidence (PEPICO) and photoion-photoion coincidence (PIPICO) methods. The triple and quadruple photoionization of GeCl 4 is found to dominantly occur above the Cl(2p) edge, leading to the exclusive formation of the GeCl n + (n ) 0, 1) + nCl + (n ) 2-3) channels.