Fiscal privileges for diplomats and consular staff remain preserved under international law and special agreements despite DTAA provisions. The Convention preserves the fiscal privileges of members of diplomatic missions and consular posts, ensuring that its provisions do not displace immunities and tax exemptions afforded under general international law or separate bilateral or multilateral agreements.
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Fiscal privileges for diplomats and consular staff remain preserved under international law and special agreements despite DTAA provisions.
The Convention preserves the fiscal privileges of members of diplomatic missions and consular posts, ensuring that its provisions do not displace immunities and tax exemptions afforded under general international law or separate bilateral or multilateral agreements.
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