Diplomatic fiscal privileges preserved under international law and special agreements despite provisions of the tax treaty. The Agreement does not affect the fiscal privileges of diplomatic agents or consular officers; such privileges remain governed by general international ... Summary
Diplomatic fiscal privileges preserved under international law and special agreements despite provisions of the tax treaty.
The Agreement does not affect the fiscal privileges of diplomatic agents or consular officers; such privileges remain governed by general international law and any special agreements, and the DTAA does not abrogate those pre-existing fiscal immunities.
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