Termination clause allows either state to give notice after five years, ceasing treaty application for later fiscal periods. The Convention permits either Contracting State to terminate the treaty by written diplomatic notice after it has been in force for five years; termination takes effect for subsequent fiscal periods as specified separately for India (income for previous years beginning on or after the April 1 following the calendar year of notice and capital held on the last day of such years) and for Bulgaria (income for years of income beginning on or after the January 1 following the calendar year of notice and capital held on the last day of such years). The Convention was executed in three languages and provides that the English text prevails in case of divergence.
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Termination clause allows either state to give notice after five years, ceasing treaty application for later fiscal periods.
The Convention permits either Contracting State to terminate the treaty by written diplomatic notice after it has been in force for five years; termination takes effect for subsequent fiscal periods as specified separately for India (income for previous years beginning on or after the April 1 following the calendar year of notice and capital held on the last day of such years) and for Bulgaria (income for years of income beginning on or after the January 1 following the calendar year of notice and capital held on the last day of such years). The Convention was executed in three languages and provides that the English text prevails in case of divergence.
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