Permanent establishment rules for insurance enterprises: notification and consultation required before treaty inclusion between contracting states. The Protocol clarifies that no special deeming rule currently treats an insurance enterprise as having a permanent establishment merely by collecting premiums or insuring risks except through an independent agent; should Estonia later include such a provision in any treaty it will notify the other Contracting State and, after consultations between competent authorities, that provision may be considered for this Agreement. It also confirms that gains from alienation of immovable property situated in a Contracting State may be taxed in that State in accordance with Article 13.
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Permanent establishment rules for insurance enterprises: notification and consultation required before treaty inclusion between contracting states.
The Protocol clarifies that no special deeming rule currently treats an insurance enterprise as having a permanent establishment merely by collecting premiums or insuring risks except through an independent agent; should Estonia later include such a provision in any treaty it will notify the other Contracting State and, after consultations between competent authorities, that provision may be considered for this Agreement. It also confirms that gains from alienation of immovable property situated in a Contracting State may be taxed in that State in accordance with Article 13.
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