Diplomatic fiscal privileges preserved under the Convention, maintaining tax immunities granted by international law and special agreements. Article 28 provides that the Convention does not affect any fiscal privileges accorded to diplomatic agents, members of permanent missions or consular officers under general rules of international law or under the provisions of special agreements, preserving existing tax-related immunities and exemptions.
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Diplomatic fiscal privileges preserved under the Convention, maintaining tax immunities granted by international law and special agreements.
Article 28 provides that the Convention does not affect any fiscal privileges accorded to diplomatic agents, members of permanent missions or consular officers under general rules of international law or under the provisions of special agreements, preserving existing tax-related immunities and exemptions.
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