Capital gains taxation allocates source-state taxing rights for immovable property, PE assets, shares and specific movables. Allocation of taxing rights under the DTAA: gains from alienation of immovable property and of shares in companies whose assets consist mainly of such property may be taxed in the State where the property is situated; gains from disposals of business property of a permanent establishment or of a fixed base used for independent personal services may be taxed in the State where that permanent establishment or fixed base is located; gains from ships, aircraft, containers, and other property are allocated to the enterprise's State of residence or to the alienator's State of residence as specified.
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Capital gains taxation allocates source-state taxing rights for immovable property, PE assets, shares and specific movables.
Allocation of taxing rights under the DTAA: gains from alienation of immovable property and of shares in companies whose assets consist mainly of such property may be taxed in the State where the property is situated; gains from disposals of business property of a permanent establishment or of a fixed base used for independent personal services may be taxed in the State where that permanent establishment or fixed base is located; gains from ships, aircraft, containers, and other property are allocated to the enterprise's State of residence or to the alienator's State of residence as specified.
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