Convenio entre el Reino de España y la República Francesa a fin de evitar la doble imposición y de prevenir la evasión y el fraude fiscal en materia de impuestos sobre la renta y sobre el patrimonio, firmado en Madrid el 10 de octubre de 1995. | BOE-A-1997-12729 — Spain law | Esheria

Convenio entre el Reino de España y la República Francesa a fin de evitar la doble imposición y de prevenir la evasión y el fraude fiscal en materia de impuestos sobre la renta y sobre el patrimonio, firmado en Madrid el 10 de octubre de 1995.

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

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Spain
Instrument
Statute
Citation
BOE-A-1997-12729
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Language
es
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This article sets tax rules for dividends paid between companies and residents of France and Spain, including when tax may be charged, a 15% cap in one case, and special refund or Treasury-payment rules for some Spanish residents. Interest paid across the two Contracting States may be taxed in the residence State, and may also be taxed in the source State up to 10% if the recipient is the beneficial owner, subject to stated exceptions. Regula cómo se gravan los cánones entre los dos Estados contratantes y limita el impuesto al 5% en ciertos casos. Regla de reparto de potestad tributaria sobre ganancias de capital entre Estados contratantes. Income from independent professional services is generally taxable only in the resident state, unless the person has a fixed base in the other contracting state.