Capital gains rules allocate taxing rights between residence and source for different asset categories under the tax treaty. Allocation of capital gains taxation differentiates asset categories: immovable property situated in a State may be taxed there; gains from business ... Summary
Capital gains rules allocate taxing rights between residence and source for different asset categories under the tax treaty.
Allocation of capital gains taxation differentiates asset categories: immovable property situated in a State may be taxed there; gains from business property of a permanent establishment or movable property tied to a fixed base may be taxed in the State of the establishment or fixed base; aircraft operated in international traffic and related movable property are taxable only in the enterprise's State of residence; disposals of shares deriving principally from immovable property may be taxed in the State where the immovable property is situated; other gains are taxable only in the alienator's State of residence.
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