Capital gains taxation: allocation of taxing rights for disposals of immovable property, business assets, and shares under the treaty. Article 13 allocates taxing rights over capital gains: immovable property gains may be taxed in the State where the property is situated; gains from disposal of business property of a permanent establishment or of a fixed base may be taxed in the State where that establishment or base is located; absent paragraph 2, gains from alienation of shares of a company resident in the other State may be taxed there; gains from ships or aircraft in international traffic and other property not covered by paragraphs 1-4 remain taxable only in the resident State. MLI Article 9(4) permits taxation by the other State where shares derive more than 50 percent of their value from immovable property.
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Capital gains taxation: allocation of taxing rights for disposals of immovable property, business assets, and shares under the treaty.
Article 13 allocates taxing rights over capital gains: immovable property gains may be taxed in the State where the property is situated; gains from disposal of business property of a permanent establishment or of a fixed base may be taxed in the State where that establishment or base is located; absent paragraph 2, gains from alienation of shares of a company resident in the other State may be taxed there; gains from ships or aircraft in international traffic and other property not covered by paragraphs 1-4 remain taxable only in the resident State. MLI Article 9(4) permits taxation by the other State where shares derive more than 50 percent of their value from immovable property.
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