39Where the non-resident receives, within a Member State where he performs some of his activities, 60% of his total global income, it cannot be inferred that, for that reason alone, the Member State where he is resident will not be in a position to take account of his aggregate income and his personal and family circumstances. It would be otherwise only if it were established that the person concerned received, within the Member State where he was resident, either no income or income of so modest an amount that that State would not be able to grant him the advantages that would accrue from account being taken of his aggregate income and his personal and family circumstances.
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