Convenio entre el Reino de España y la República de Panamá para evitar la doble imposición en materia de impuestos sobre la renta y sobre el patrimonio y prevenir la evasión fiscal, hecho en Madrid el 7 de octubre de 2010. | BOE-A-2011-11425 — Spain law | Esheria

Convenio entre el Reino de España y la República de Panamá para evitar la doble imposición en materia de impuestos sobre la renta y sobre el patrimonio y prevenir la evasión fiscal, hecho en Madrid el 7 de octubre de 2010.

This provision says the Convention applies to persons resident in one or both contracting states.

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Spain
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Citation
BOE-A-2011-11425
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es
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Pensions and similar remuneration paid to a resident of a contracting state for previous employment may be taxed only in that state, subject to article 19(2). Regula en qué Estado pueden someterse a imposición ciertos sueldos, salarios, pensiones y remuneraciones pagados por un Estado contratante o sus entidades locales. Dividends may be taxed in the other contracting state, but the source-state tax on dividend withholding is capped at 5% or 10% in specified cases, and some dividends are exempt if ownership and other conditions are met. Interest payments may be taxed in the recipient’s State and also in the source State, but source-State tax is capped at 5% in the main case. Royalties from one Contracting State may be taxed in the other State, but source-State tax is capped at 5% of the gross amount if the beneficial owner is resident in the other State.