Diplomatic fiscal privileges preserved under international law remain unaffected by treaty provisions, maintaining exempt status for mission members. Article 27 provides that nothing in the Agreement affects the fiscal privileges of members of diplomatic missions or consular posts or other persons for whom such privileges are provided under international law or under the provisions of special agreements, affirming that treaty provisions do not override existing diplomatic or consular tax immunities.
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Diplomatic fiscal privileges preserved under international law remain unaffected by treaty provisions, maintaining exempt status for mission members.
Article 27 provides that nothing in the Agreement affects the fiscal privileges of members of diplomatic missions or consular posts or other persons for whom such privileges are provided under international law or under the provisions of special agreements, affirming that treaty provisions do not override existing diplomatic or consular tax immunities.
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