Fiscal privileges of diplomatic agents remain governed by international law and special agreements, unaffected by the Convention. The Convention does not alter the fiscal privileges of diplomatic agents and consular officers, which remain governed by international law and any applicable special agreements, so that tax treaty provisions operate subject to established regimes of diplomatic and consular privilege.
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Fiscal privileges of diplomatic agents remain governed by international law and special agreements, unaffected by the Convention.
The Convention does not alter the fiscal privileges of diplomatic agents and consular officers, which remain governed by international law and any applicable special agreements, so that tax treaty provisions operate subject to established regimes of diplomatic and consular privilege.
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