Los privilegios fiscales discriminatorios: análisis de la vinculación de las exigencias de carácter territorial y la concesión de beneficios fiscales a la luz del Derecho de la Unión Europea y de nuestra normativa interna
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2022
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Las Comunidades Autónomas deben respetar ciertos límites en el ejercicio de sus competencias normativas recogidos en nuestra normativa interna y en la normativa comunitaria. En el caso de la Comunidad Autónoma de Canarias dichos límites se flexibilizan como consecuencia de su consideración como región ultraperiférica, no obstante, la configuración de un beneficio fiscal vinculado exclusivamente al domicilio fiscal, sin responder a una real y efectiva realización de inversiones por parte del sujeto pasivo, será contrario al principio de igualdad del artículo 14 CE, en conexión con los artículos 139.2 y 157.2 CE y 9 c) LOFCA. Palabras clave: Beneficios fiscales, principio de igualdad, límites a la potestad normativa de las CC. AA., libre circulación de personas, libre circulación de capitales, ayudas de Estado, región ultraperiférica
The Autonomous Regions must respect certain limits in the exercise of their regulatory powers set out in our domestic legislation and in Community legislation. In the case of the Autonomous Regions of the Canary Islands, these limits are made more flexible as a result of its status as an outermost region. However, the configuration of a tax benefit linked exclusively to the tax domicile, without responding to a real and effective realisation of investments by the taxable person, would be contrary to the principle of equality of article 14 CE, in connection with Articles 139.2 and 157.2 CE and 9 c) LOFCA
The Autonomous Regions must respect certain limits in the exercise of their regulatory powers set out in our domestic legislation and in Community legislation. In the case of the Autonomous Regions of the Canary Islands, these limits are made more flexible as a result of its status as an outermost region. However, the configuration of a tax benefit linked exclusively to the tax domicile, without responding to a real and effective realisation of investments by the taxable person, would be contrary to the principle of equality of article 14 CE, in connection with Articles 139.2 and 157.2 CE and 9 c) LOFCA











