Diplomatic and consular fiscal privileges remain unaffected, preserving immunity under international law and special agreements. Diplomatic and consular officials retain protected tax status: fiscal privileges afforded under general international law or by special agreements are preserved and not altered by the treaty, so its mutual obligations do not abrogate existing diplomatic or consular fiscal immunities.
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Diplomatic and consular fiscal privileges remain unaffected, preserving immunity under international law and special agreements.
Diplomatic and consular officials retain protected tax status: fiscal privileges afforded under general international law or by special agreements are preserved and not altered by the treaty, so its mutual obligations do not abrogate existing diplomatic or consular fiscal immunities.
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