Convenio entre el Gobierno de España y el Gobierno de la República de Venezuela para evitar la doble imposición internacional en relación con el ejercicio de la navegación marítima y aérea, hecho en Caracas el 6 de marzo de 1986. | BOE-A-1989-2339 — Spain law | Esheria

Convenio entre el Gobierno de España y el Gobierno de la República de Venezuela para evitar la doble imposición internacional en relación con el ejercicio de la navegación marítima y aérea, hecho en Caracas el 6 de marzo de 1986.

This article says the Convention applies to income taxes charged by each contracting state, including the listed current taxes and later taxes of the same or similar kind.

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Jurisdiction
Spain
Instrument
Statute
Citation
BOE-A-1989-2339
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Language
es
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agreement term air transport anti-abuse competent authorities competent authority consultations cross-border taxation definitions double taxation entry into force income tax income tax exemption information exchange international transport maritime transport notice of denunciation notifications reporting tax regime tax scope treaty interpretation

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Los Estados Contratantes deben interpretar las expresiones no definidas según su legislación fiscal; las autoridades competentes pueden consultar cuando lo estimen conveniente, y cualquier Estado Contratante puede pedir esa consulta. This article defines several treaty terms, including what counts as a Contracting State enterprise, international maritime or air navigation, the Contracting States, and the competent authorities for Venezuela and Spain. Certain shipping and air-transport income of a contracting-state enterprise is exempt from tax in the other contracting state, except hydrocarbon transport; maritime and air enterprises must file a statistical return on operating results and related transport operations. This article says the Convention applies to income taxes charged by each contracting state, including the listed current taxes and later taxes of the same or similar kind. This Convention remains in force indefinitely until one Contracting State denounces it.