Diplomatic fiscal privileges preserved under international law, with tax treaty provisions not overriding special agreements or immunities. Fiscal privileges and immunities granted to diplomatic and consular officials under international law and special agreements remain intact and are not displaced by the tax convention; treaty obligations are subject to pre existing rules of international law and specific inter state agreements.
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Diplomatic fiscal privileges preserved under international law, with tax treaty provisions not overriding special agreements or immunities.
Fiscal privileges and immunities granted to diplomatic and consular officials under international law and special agreements remain intact and are not displaced by the tax convention; treaty obligations are subject to pre existing rules of international law and specific inter state agreements.
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