Convenio entre el Gobierno de España y el Gobierno de la República Popular de Hungría para evitar la doble imposición y prevenir la evasión fiscal en materia de Impuestos sobre la Renta y sobre el Patrimonio y Protocolo, hecho en Madrid el 9 de julio de 1984. | BOE-A-1987-26228 — Spain law | Esheria

Convenio entre el Gobierno de España y el Gobierno de la República Popular de Hungría para evitar la doble imposición y prevenir la evasión fiscal en materia de Impuestos sobre la Renta y sobre el Patrimonio y Protocolo, hecho en Madrid el 9 de julio de 1984.

This provision says the Convention applies to residents of one or both Contracting States.

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Spain
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Citation
BOE-A-1987-26228
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es
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Dividend payments may be taxed in the recipient state and also in the company’s residence state, but the source-state tax is capped at 5% or 15% depending on ownership and beneficial-owner status. Los intereses de un Estado Contratante pagados a un residente del otro Estado solo pueden gravarse en ese otro Estado, salvo excepciones por establecimiento permanente o relaciones especiales. Royalties are defined, and their tax treatment is limited unless the recipient is the beneficial owner; special rules apply if the income is effectively connected to a permanent establishment or fixed base, or if the amount exceeds an arm’s-length amount. This article allocates which Contracting State may tax capital gains from different kinds of asset sales. Independent personal services income is generally taxable only in the resident’s state, unless the resident has a fixed base in the other contracting state.