Legislative implementation requires contracting states to enact domestic laws to give effect to treaty obligations. Article 8 obliges the Contracting Parties to enact statutes, regulations or other legislative instruments necessary to give effect to the Double Tax Avoidance Agreement, aligning domestic taxation law with treaty obligations so the Agreement's provisions operate within each party's legal order.
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Legislative implementation requires contracting states to enact domestic laws to give effect to treaty obligations.
Article 8 obliges the Contracting Parties to enact statutes, regulations or other legislative instruments necessary to give effect to the Double Tax Avoidance Agreement, aligning domestic taxation law with treaty obligations so the Agreement's provisions operate within each party's legal order.
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