1.Las regalias procedentes de un Estado Contratante paga-
das a una persona domiciliada en el otro Estado Contratante
serán gravables en el Estado Contratante del que, procedan y
de acuerdo con la legislación de este Estado, pero el impuesto
asi exigido no puede exceder del 15 % del monto bruto de las
regalías.
2. El término “regalías”, empleado en este articulo, com-
prende las cantidades de cualquier clase pagadas por el uso
0 la concesión de uso de derechos de autor sobre obras lite-
rarias, artisticas o cientificas, incluidas las peliculas cinema-
tográficas o las cintas grabadas para la televisión o radio, de
patentes, marcas de fábrica o de comercio, dibujos o modelos,
planos, fórmulas o procedimientos secretos, así como por el
uso 0 la concesión de uso de equipos industriales, comercia-
les o cientificos, y las cantidades pagadas por informaciones
relativas a experiencias industriales, comerciales o cientificas.
3. Las disposiciones de los párrafos 1 y 2 no se aplicarán si
el beneficiario de las regalías, domiciliado en un Estado Con-
tratante, tiene en el otro Estado Contratante del cual proceden
las regalias, un establecimiento permanente con el cual el
derecho o propiedad por el que se pagan las regalías esté vin-
culado efectivamente. En este caso se aplicarán las disposi-
ciones del articulo 7 sobre los beneficios de empresas.
4. Las regalías se considerarán procedentes de un Estado
Contratante cuando el deudor sea el propio Estado, uno de sus
Estados Federados, una de sus divisiones o una de sus sub-
divisiones políticas, una de sus autoridades locales o una per-
sona domiciliada en este Estado. Sin embargo, cuando el deu-
dor de las regalias esté o no domiciliado en un Estado Contra-
tante, tenga en un Estado Contratante un establecimiento per-
manente en relación con el cual se haya contraido la obliga-
ción de pagar las regalias y este establecimiento soporte el
pago de las mismas, las regalias se considerarán procedentes
del Estado Contratante donde esté el establecimiento perma-
nente.
5. Cuando debido a relaciones especiales existentes entre
el deudor y el beneficiario de las regalias o entre ambos y cual-
uier otra persona, el importe de las regalías pagadas, habida
cuenta del uso, derecho o información por el que se paguen,
exceda del importe que habria sido acordado por el deudor y
el beneficiario en ausencia de tales relaciones, las disposicio-
nes de este articulo no se aplicarán más que a este último
importe. En este caso, el exceso podrá someterse a imposición
de acuerdo con la legislación de cada Estado Contratante,
teniendo en cuenta las demás disposiciones de este Conve-
nio.
de-ecuador-1984-base | BGBl. 1984 II S. 466 | signed 1982-12-07 | published 1984-05-12 | Signed: 1982-12-07 | Gazette publication: 1984-05-12
Source form
retained original official-publication scan; reader uses a separately retained unreviewed OCR derivative
Source scope
original implementing law, bilingual base treaty and accompanying protocol; not a current consolidated text
Retrieved
2026-09-30
Text and language scope
Retained BMF source attribution and SHA-256 verified against R3 manifest and historical agent audit, not a fresh network/source-authority determination. Original first PDF page shows gazette page465; treaty begins on printed page466. BMF/manifest citation is BGBl. 1984 II S. 466. This citation is not a statement that the implementing law begins on the treaty's first page. Original and OCR PDF page boxes differ (593.28x841.86 vs593.67x842.4pt); proportional geometry, not pixel identity. Consent law visually dated8May1984 on source PDF1. Retained audit consent-law field is unresolved; both facts disclosed, no upstream metadata changed. ORIGINAL EDITION, unreviewed retained OCR. German and Spanish are printed and named in the closing authenticity clause; no third authentic language is named there, and no third language column was observed in this retained PDF. Spanish is a separate coordinate partition, not the R3 mixed bilingual extraction. No missing authentic language identified from this source clause; this does not certify full-language wording accuracy or external source availability. Unreviewed coordinate-based machine transcription of this original source edition only. OCR words are unchanged; rows reconstructed by word coordinates. Known misspellings and damaged numerals remain visible. Source-observed structural paragraph IDs may differ from erroneous OCR numerals. This is not exact legal transcription. Treaty preamble, closing formula, protocol and shared signatures are separate retained assets, not part of the last article. Full supplements: /review/de-ecuador-1984-base/. PDF page links identify pages, not verified paragraph correspondence. Printed accompanying protocol is separate from treaty articles. Protocol sections1–3, shared treaty and protocol signatures, publisher furniture on PDF16 retained. No separate protocol closing formula printed. Ecuador consent-law date visually reads8May1984; retained audit field remains null, surfaced as unresolved audit metadata.
Review status
Pending human wording, completeness, source-authority, currentness, alignment and rendering review. No legal review performed.
Currentness
Original source edition; not a verified current-law consolidation. Unknown as current law. Signed 1982-12-07; consent law not resolved in retained audit; gazette publication 1984-05-12. Edition ID year is not a signature date. Treaty entry into force: 1986-06-25. Roster general application: 1987-01-01 (not a universal tax-specific rule). Cached official article entry statements (may refer to multiple instruments): 25. Juni 1986. Evidence is the retained 2026-10-01 agent audit of source PDF, 2026-01-01 roster and cached official HTML, not a fresh current-law determination. Bounded agent triage, no qualified wording/alignment/legal review. No exhaustive verification of all later 2026 developments. Matching digest proves retained source identity, not legal force.
Protocols and later instruments
Printed accompanying protocol retained separately and not merged into articles; separately printed signature availability is source-specific. Roster future-instrument/negotiation entry (NOT proof of operative amendment): Ecuador R-A P: 19.10.2012 KR KR. P = Paraphierung (initialled), NOT signature; U = signed, ratification pending; V = negotiation. R-P protocol/R-A replacement. MLI application and complete later amendments, replacements or suspensions are NOT verified. No developments after the retained roster snapshot are certified. This is NOT a current consolidated instrument. Printed accompanying protocol is separate from treaty articles. Protocol sections1–3, shared treaty and protocol signatures, publisher furniture on PDF16 retained. No separate protocol closing formula printed. Ecuador consent-law date visually reads8May1984; retained audit field remains null, surfaced as unresolved audit metadata. Source-triage warnings: Bounded agent triage, no qualified wording/alignment/legal review. No exhaustive verification of all later 2026 developments. Matching digest proves retained source identity, not legal force.
Text language and status
es · authentic-language-transcription · machine-transcription
BGBl. 1984 II S. 466 | de-ecuador-1984-base | de-ecuador-1984-base | BGBl. 1984 II S. 466 | signed 1982-12-07 | published 1984-05-12 | Signed: 1982-12-07 | Gazette publication: 1984-05-12 | Article 12 | es | Pending human wording, completeness, source-authority, currentness, alignment and rendering review. No legal review performed. | /library/treaties/de-ecuador-1984-base/es/articles/article-12/
Source, edition and limits
Source edition
de-ecuador-1984-base | BGBl. 1984 II S. 466 | signed 1982-12-07 | published 1984-05-12 | Signed: 1982-12-07 | Gazette publication: 1984-05-12
Source form
retained original official-publication scan; reader uses a separately retained unreviewed OCR derivative
Source scope
original implementing law, bilingual base treaty and accompanying protocol; not a current consolidated text
Retrieved
2026-09-30
Text and language scope
Retained BMF source attribution and SHA-256 verified against R3 manifest and historical agent audit, not a fresh network/source-authority determination. Original first PDF page shows gazette page465; treaty begins on printed page466. BMF/manifest citation is BGBl. 1984 II S. 466. This citation is not a statement that the implementing law begins on the treaty's first page. Original and OCR PDF page boxes differ (593.28x841.86 vs593.67x842.4pt); proportional geometry, not pixel identity. Consent law visually dated8May1984 on source PDF1. Retained audit consent-law field is unresolved; both facts disclosed, no upstream metadata changed. ORIGINAL EDITION, unreviewed retained OCR. German and Spanish are printed and named in the closing authenticity clause; no third authentic language is named there, and no third language column was observed in this retained PDF. Spanish is a separate coordinate partition, not the R3 mixed bilingual extraction. No missing authentic language identified from this source clause; this does not certify full-language wording accuracy or external source availability. Unreviewed coordinate-based machine transcription of this original source edition only. OCR words are unchanged; rows reconstructed by word coordinates. Known misspellings and damaged numerals remain visible. Source-observed structural paragraph IDs may differ from erroneous OCR numerals. This is not exact legal transcription. Treaty preamble, closing formula, protocol and shared signatures are separate retained assets, not part of the last article. Full supplements: /review/de-ecuador-1984-base/. PDF page links identify pages, not verified paragraph correspondence. Printed accompanying protocol is separate from treaty articles. Protocol sections1–3, shared treaty and protocol signatures, publisher furniture on PDF16 retained. No separate protocol closing formula printed. Ecuador consent-law date visually reads8May1984; retained audit field remains null, surfaced as unresolved audit metadata.
Review status
Pending human wording, completeness, source-authority, currentness, alignment and rendering review. No legal review performed.
Currentness
Original source edition; not a verified current-law consolidation. Unknown as current law. Signed 1982-12-07; consent law not resolved in retained audit; gazette publication 1984-05-12. Edition ID year is not a signature date. Treaty entry into force: 1986-06-25. Roster general application: 1987-01-01 (not a universal tax-specific rule). Cached official article entry statements (may refer to multiple instruments): 25. Juni 1986. Evidence is the retained 2026-10-01 agent audit of source PDF, 2026-01-01 roster and cached official HTML, not a fresh current-law determination. Bounded agent triage, no qualified wording/alignment/legal review. No exhaustive verification of all later 2026 developments. Matching digest proves retained source identity, not legal force.
Protocols and later instruments
Printed accompanying protocol retained separately and not merged into articles; separately printed signature availability is source-specific. Roster future-instrument/negotiation entry (NOT proof of operative amendment): Ecuador R-A P: 19.10.2012 KR KR. P = Paraphierung (initialled), NOT signature; U = signed, ratification pending; V = negotiation. R-P protocol/R-A replacement. MLI application and complete later amendments, replacements or suspensions are NOT verified. No developments after the retained roster snapshot are certified. This is NOT a current consolidated instrument. Printed accompanying protocol is separate from treaty articles. Protocol sections1–3, shared treaty and protocol signatures, publisher furniture on PDF16 retained. No separate protocol closing formula printed. Ecuador consent-law date visually reads8May1984; retained audit field remains null, surfaced as unresolved audit metadata. Source-triage warnings: Bounded agent triage, no qualified wording/alignment/legal review. No exhaustive verification of all later 2026 developments. Matching digest proves retained source identity, not legal force.
Text language and status
es · authentic-language-transcription · machine-transcription