Student and trainee tax exemptions protect foreign study grants and limited service income during temporary visits under the tax treaty. Article 20 provides tax exemptions for students and trainees temporarily present in the other Contracting State for study, research, or qualifying professional training, excluding certain trainees, and exempts gifts from abroad, grants/allowances/awards, and limited income from personal services, subject to specified annual monetary limits and overall duration limits (generally not exceeding five years), with separate twelve month provisions for employees/contractors acquiring experience or participating in government sponsored programs.
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Student and trainee tax exemptions protect foreign study grants and limited service income during temporary visits under the tax treaty.
Article 20 provides tax exemptions for students and trainees temporarily present in the other Contracting State for study, research, or qualifying professional training, excluding certain trainees, and exempts gifts from abroad, grants/allowances/awards, and limited income from personal services, subject to specified annual monetary limits and overall duration limits (generally not exceeding five years), with separate twelve month provisions for employees/contractors acquiring experience or participating in government sponsored programs.
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