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Germany / Tunisia · 2018 source edition

Article 17 Artistes et sportifs

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(1) Nonobstant les dispositions des articles 7, 14 et 15, les revenus qu’un résident d’un État contractant tire de ses activités personnelles exercées dans l’autre État contractant en tant qu’ar- tiste du spectacle, tel qu’un artiste de théâtre, de cinéma, de la radio ou de la télévision, ou qu’un musicien, ou en tant que sportif, sont imposables dans cet autre État.
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(2) Lorsque les revenus d’activités qu’un artiste du spectacle ou un sportif exerce personnellement et en cette qualité sont attribués non pas à l’artiste ou au sportif lui-même mais à une autre personne, ces revenus sont imposables, nonobstant les dispositions des articles 7, 14 et 15, dans l’État contractant où les activités de l’artiste ou du sportif sont exercées.
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(3) Les dispositions des paragraphes  1 et  2 ne sont pas applicables aux revenus d’activités exercées par des artistes ou des sportifs dans un État contractant si la visite dans cet État est entièrement ou principalement financée par des fonds publics de l’autre État contractant, de l’un de ses Länder ou de l’une de ses subdivisions politiques, de l’une de leurs collectivités locales ou d’un organisme reconnu d’utilité publique dans cet autre État. Dans ce cas, les revenus ne sont imposables que dans l’État contractant où réside l’artiste ou le sportif.
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Germany / Tunisia; BGBl. 2018 II S. 710 (consent law); S. 711–735 (convention and protocol); edition de-tunisia-2018-base | BGBl. 2018 II S. 710 (consent law); S. 711–735 (convention and protocol) | signed 2018-02-08 | published 2018-12-28 | Signed: 2018-02-08 | Gazette publication: 2018-12-28; article 17; Français; unreviewed source text, current applicability unverified; /editions/de-tunisia-2018-base/fr/articles/article-17/

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BGBl. 2018 II S. 710 (consent law); S. 711–735 (convention and protocol)

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de-tunisia-2018-base | BGBl. 2018 II S. 710 (consent law); S. 711–735 (convention and protocol) | signed 2018-02-08 | published 2018-12-28 | Signed: 2018-02-08 | Gazette publication: 2018-12-28
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Original source edition; not a verified current-law consolidation. Signed 2018-02-08; consent law 2018-12-11; gazette publication 2018-12-28. Treaty entry 2019-12-16, not application. Roster general application 2020-01-01 is not a universal tax-specific rule. Entry notice dated 2020-02-06, published 2020-03-11. Article URL retains the old 1976 date; entry-notice URL retains 2018 although its printed notice is from 2020. Replaces the convention signed 1975-12-23 and its closing protocol. The retained entry notice states their expiry at the end of 2019-12-15; treaty Article 30(3) preserves application to earlier tax periods. No old treaty body is used. Roster II V denotes a negotiating protocol, not an operative amendment. Later amendments, MLI effects and developments after the 2026-01-01 roster snapshot have not been exhaustively verified. Unreviewed machine transcription. Original 2018 publication only, not a verified current-law consolidation. No qualified human wording, legal, alignment, public indexing or deployment approval. Preview only; noindex is not access control. The new 26-page source contains German and French. Both are transcribed from this 2018 PDF only. Closing page 21 declares German, Arabic and French authentic; French prevails in divergent German/Arabic interpretation. Arabic is linked separately by BMF but was NOT fetched or parsed. No complete authentic-language-set claim, English text or translation. Replaces the convention signed 1975-12-23 and its closing protocol. The retained entry notice states their expiry at the end of 2019-12-15; treaty Article 30(3) preserves application to earlier tax periods. No old treaty body is used. Roster II V denotes a negotiating protocol, not an operative amendment. Later amendments, MLI effects and developments after the 2026-01-01 roster snapshot have not been exhaustively verified.

Replaces the convention signed 1975-12-23 and its closing protocol. The retained entry notice states their expiry at the end of 2019-12-15; treaty Article 30(3) preserves application to earlier tax periods. No old treaty body is used. Roster II V denotes a negotiating protocol, not an operative amendment. Later amendments, MLI effects and developments after the 2026-01-01 roster snapshot have not been exhaustively verified. Source-triage warnings: Unreviewed machine transcription. Original 2018 publication only, not a verified current-law consolidation. No qualified human wording, legal, alignment, public indexing or deployment approval. Preview only; noindex is not access control. The new 26-page source contains German and French. Both are transcribed from this 2018 PDF only. Closing page 21 declares German, Arabic and French authentic; French prevails in divergent German/Arabic interpretation. Arabic is linked separately by BMF but was NOT fetched or parsed. No complete authentic-language-set claim, English text or translation. Replaces the convention signed 1975-12-23 and its closing protocol. The retained entry notice states their expiry at the end of 2019-12-15; treaty Article 30(3) preserves application to earlier tax periods. No old treaty body is used. Roster II V denotes a negotiating protocol, not an operative amendment. Later amendments, MLI effects and developments after the 2026-01-01 roster snapshot have not been exhaustively verified. Known related/later instruments NOT included in this source (agent triage, not exhaustive): future-instrument-or-negotiation-not-operative; limit: 2026-01-01 roster II V is negotiation, not signature or operative amendment / authentic-language-not-retained; limit: BMF separately links Arabic variant. Not fetched or parsed. Missing Arabic does not turn this complete DE/FR source into a full authentic-language set.

Unreviewed machine transcription. Original 2018 publication only, not a verified current-law consolidation. No qualified human wording, legal, alignment, public indexing or deployment approval. Preview only; noindex is not access control. The new 26-page source contains German and French. Both are transcribed from this 2018 PDF only. Closing page 21 declares German, Arabic and French authentic; French prevails in divergent German/Arabic interpretation. Arabic is linked separately by BMF but was NOT fetched or parsed. No complete authentic-language-set claim, English text or translation. Native spans, line breaks and hyphens are retained without wording correction; recorded coordinate-based word gaps separate adjacent native spans. Complete law, preamble, closing, protocol, shared signatures and running notices: /review/de-tunisia-2018-base/.

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