Justifying Taxes offers readers some of the elements of a democratic tax law, considered within its political and philosophical context in order to determine the extent of legitimate tax obligations. The objective is to revisit some of the issues in the dogmatics of tax law from the viewpoint of a critical citizen, always ready to ask questions about the justification underlying her obligations, and especially about her paramount burden, viz., the payment of certain amounts of money. Within this purview, special attention is paid to the general principles of taxation. The argument is complemented by a detailed reconstruction of constitutional reasoning in tax matters, close attention being paid to the jurisprudence of the Spanish Tribunal Constitucional. Readership: Legal scholars, political scientists and philosophers. Especially recommended to graduate and undergraduate students of Tax Law, Constitutional Law, Jurisprudence, Philosophy of Law and Political Theory.
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democratic tax law, strong autonomy thesis, tax norms, general practical reasoning, substantive tax law, tax subsystem, general practical discourse, substantive correctness, general practical arguments, democratic tax system, rem taxes, legitimacy through participation, moral emotivism, ethical constructivism, complex social goals, derecho tributario, derecho financiero, diritto tributario, prescriptivist theory, legitimacy credit, guaranteed implementation, background duties, tax relationship, tax culture, tax scholars Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Oxford University Press, New York, Rodriguez Bereijo, Tribunal Constitucional, Cambridge University Press, Spanish Constitutional Court, Harvard University Press, Ratio Juris, Tribunal Constitutional, Instituto de Estudios Fiscales, Second World War, Harvard Law Review, Ley General Tributaria, Yale University Press, Alianza Editorial, Buenos Aires, Canary Islands, Diaz Eimil, European University Institute, General Budgetary Act, Journal of Philosophy, Ley General Presupuestaria, Oxford Journal of Legal Studies, Palao Taboada, Spanish Tax Code New!
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democratic tax law, strong autonomy thesis, tax norms, general practical reasoning, substantive tax law, tax subsystem, general practical discourse, substantive correctness, general practical arguments, democratic tax system, rem taxes, legitimacy through participation, moral emotivism, ethical constructivism, complex social goals, derecho tributario, derecho financiero, diritto tributario, prescriptivist theory, legitimacy credit, guaranteed implementation, background duties, tax relationship, tax culture, tax scholars Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Oxford University Press, New York, Rodriguez Bereijo, Tribunal Constitucional, Cambridge University Press, Spanish Constitutional Court, Harvard University Press, Ratio Juris, Tribunal Constitutional, Instituto de Estudios Fiscales, Second World War, Harvard Law Review, Ley General Tributaria, Yale University Press, Alianza Editorial, Buenos Aires, Canary Islands, Diaz Eimil, European University Institute, General Budgetary Act, Journal of Philosophy, Ley General Presupuestaria, Oxford Journal of Legal Studies, Palao Taboada, Spanish Tax Code New!
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- A Theory of Justice by John Rawls on 6 pages
- Anarchy, State, and Utopia by Robert Nozick on page 156, page 161, and page 343
- Political Liberalism: Expanded Edition (Columbia Classics in Philosophy) by John Rawls on page 150, page 179, and page 344
- The Concept of Law (Clarendon Law Series) by H. L. A. Hart on page 141, page 340, and page 342
- Democracy and Difference by Seyla Benhabib on page 336, page 337, and page 342
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