The “Existencial Minimum” as a Condition for Defeasibility of Tax Rules
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https://doi.org/10.46801/2595-6280-rdta-37-4Keywords:
existencial minimum, defeasibility, tax rules, implicit tax immunityAbstract
This paper aims to demonstrate that the rules inference is not absolute, but defeasible, and that this condition is present in tax rules, with specific focus on the so-called “protection of the existential minimum”. It is aimed to support that this principle does not have the nature of an implicit tax immunity, but a defeasibility condition and thereby subject it to substantial and procedural conditions of its application in the concrete cases, aiming to provide a control gain in the event of their application.
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