Diplomatic and consular fiscal privileges remain protected; treaty does not alter international or special-agreement tax immunities. Article 28 provides that nothing in the Convention shall affect the fiscal privileges of diplomatic or consular officials as recognised under general international law or under provisions of special agreements, meaning the Convention does not diminish or alter existing diplomatic or consular tax immunities established by international law or specific agreements.
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Diplomatic and consular fiscal privileges remain protected; treaty does not alter international or special-agreement tax immunities.
Article 28 provides that nothing in the Convention shall affect the fiscal privileges of diplomatic or consular officials as recognised under general international law or under provisions of special agreements, meaning the Convention does not diminish or alter existing diplomatic or consular tax immunities established by international law or specific agreements.
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