This Article grants each Member State the authority to establish the specific conditions and provisions for tax refunds to foreign governments, international organisations, and diplomatic, consular, and military bodies. The basis for these refunds must be international treaties or the principle of reciprocity. Furthermore, it provides Member States with the option to apply a zero-rate VAT on supplies of goods and services to these same entities. The rules and conditions governing both the tax refund mechanism and the application of the zero-rate are to be determined by the domestic legislation of each individual Member State.
Chapter 11 - Special Treatments of Tax Refunds
Article 69 - Tax Refunds for Foreign Governments, International Organizations and Diplomatic Bodies and Missions
Each Member State shall determine the conditions and provisions for granting foreign governments, international organizations and diplomatic, consular and military bodies and missions the right to reclaim Tax borne for Goods and Services in the Member State in application of international treaties or the condition of reciprocity.
Each Member State may apply the zero-rate to supplies of Goods and Services in favor of foreign governments, international organizations, and diplomatic, consular and military bodies and missions within the conditions and rules determined by each State.
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