A diplomatic agent is exempt from all dues and
taxes. The agent, however, is liable to pay:

i. Indirect taxes, such as sales tax or service
charges;

ii. Dues and taxes on private immovable
property situated in the territory of the
receiving state such as house tax;

iii. Estate, succession or inheritance duty,
levied by the receiving state;

iv. Tax on income having its source in private
investments in commercial undertaking in
the receiving state;

v. Charges levied for specific services rendered
such as road tax;

vi. Registration, court or record fees, mortgage
dues, and stamp duty with respect to
immovable property.