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<h1>Income Taxation Rules for Government Services in DTAA: Article 20 Explains State-Specific Taxation for Salaries and Pensions</h1> Article 20 of the Double Tax Avoidance Agreement (DTAA) between two contracting states addresses the taxation of government service-related income. Salaries, wages, and similar remuneration paid by a state or its subdivisions to an individual for services rendered are typically taxable only in that state. However, if the services are rendered in the other contracting state and the individual is a resident and national of that state, the income is taxable there. Pensions follow a similar rule, being taxable in the state of origin unless the recipient is a resident and national of the other state. Articles 16-19 apply to business-related services.