Diplomatic and consular fiscal privileges remain unaffected by this Convention under international law and bilateral agreements. Article 29 provides that the Convention does not affect fiscal privileges of diplomatic or consular officials arising under general international law or agreements between the Contracting States, ensuring existing diplomatic and consular tax immunities and exemptions remain operative despite other treaty provisions.
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Diplomatic and consular fiscal privileges remain unaffected by this Convention under international law and bilateral agreements.
Article 29 provides that the Convention does not affect fiscal privileges of diplomatic or consular officials arising under general international law or agreements between the Contracting States, ensuring existing diplomatic and consular tax immunities and exemptions remain operative despite other treaty provisions.
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