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<h1>Income Taxation for Professional Services: Rules on Fixed Base and 183-Day Residency Exception Explained</h1> Income from professional services or independent activities earned by a resident of one Contracting State is generally taxable only in that State. However, exceptions allow taxation in the other Contracting State if the individual has a fixed base there for performing activities, or if their stay in the other State totals 183 days or more within a twelve-month period. In these cases, only the income attributable to the fixed base or activities performed during the stay may be taxed in the other State. 'Professional services' encompass independent activities in fields such as science, literature, art, education, and various professions including medicine and law.