Diplomatic fiscal privileges preserved under international law, unaffected by tax treaty provisions. Fiscal privileges of diplomatic and consular officials remain preserved and are not altered by the tax treaty, with the Agreement deferring to the general rules of international law and any special agreements when determining fiscal status and immunities of diplomatic or consular personnel.
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Diplomatic fiscal privileges preserved under international law, unaffected by tax treaty provisions.
Fiscal privileges of diplomatic and consular officials remain preserved and are not altered by the tax treaty, with the Agreement deferring to the general rules of international law and any special agreements when determining fiscal status and immunities of diplomatic or consular personnel.
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