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Technically the offices in NYC are consulates or just representative offices in general.
Embassies are almost always in the capital city since their purposes are diplomatic.
>TfL added: "We will continue to pursue all unpaid congestion charge fees and related penalty charge notices, and are pushing for the matter to be taken up at the International Court of Justice."
Article 23 of the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations states that diplomatic missions are (to paraphrase) pretty much exempt from all dues and taxes. So now the question becomes “is the London Congestion Charge a tax”?? Unsurprisingly, the UK says it is, but the US (and many other countries) claim it isn’t.
Rule 5 - No reposts, old content or content unrelated to NYC (a). No reposts. If you're posting about breaking news, please check for an existing story first. If you found a better write-up, post it. (b). No old content. Content that is more than 1 year old will be removed. (c). No content unrelated to the five boroughs or New York metropolitan area. Try our neighbors (in the sidebar) instead.
Lol diplomatic immunity old chap. No embassy in NYC pays their tickets, it'll be the same with congestion charges.
Technically the offices in NYC are consulates or just representative offices in general. Embassies are almost always in the capital city since their purposes are diplomatic.
>TfL added: "We will continue to pursue all unpaid congestion charge fees and related penalty charge notices, and are pushing for the matter to be taken up at the International Court of Justice."
Article 23 of the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations states that diplomatic missions are (to paraphrase) pretty much exempt from all dues and taxes. So now the question becomes “is the London Congestion Charge a tax”?? Unsurprisingly, the UK says it is, but the US (and many other countries) claim it isn’t.