Convenio entre el Reino de España y Australia para evitar la doble imposición y prevenir la evasión fiscal en materia de impuestos sobre la renta y protocolo, hecho en Canberra el 24 de marzo de 1992. | BOE-A-1992-28742 — Spain law | Esheria

Convenio entre el Reino de España y Australia para evitar la doble imposición y prevenir la evasión fiscal en materia de impuestos sobre la renta y protocolo, hecho en Canberra el 24 de marzo de 1992.

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

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Jurisdiction
Spain
Instrument
Statute
Citation
BOE-A-1992-28742
Version
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Language
es
Updated
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This article sets tax rules for dividends paid cross-border between the contracting states, including a 15% maximum tax in the source state in one case and special exceptions for permanent establishments or fixed bases. This article lets cross-border interest be taxed in the beneficiary’s state and also in the source state, but the source-state tax is capped at 10% of the gross amount. Los cánones pueden tributar en el Estado del beneficiario y también en el Estado de origen, pero este último no puede gravar más del 10% del importe bruto, salvo la excepción prevista por establecimiento permanente o base fija vinculados. This article allocates taxing rights over gains from selling certain assets between the two contracting states. Income from independent personal services of a resident individual is taxable only in that resident state unless the person has a habitual fixed base in the other contracting state.