El Tribunal Supremo cambia su jurisprudencia sobre el conocido como «doble tiro»: SSTS de 3 y 5 de abril de 2024, recs. núm. 8287/2022 y 96/2023

Authors

  • Joaquín Huelin Martínez de Velasco

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.48297/nsr5rv09

Keywords:

Tax Procedures, Verification and Investigation, Tax Assessments, Annulment for Substantive or Fundamental Reasons, double shot, adopt the new assessment, may initiate and process, a new procedure

Abstract

The Supreme Court's jurisprudence in force until now maintained that, when an administrative tax act is annulled for substantive reasons, the Administration may approve a new one in its place, within certain limits and, in any case, without going back in the procedure to gather the elements of judgment that it did not collect during its processing. To make the new decision, it had to do so with the material gathered in the already concluded procedure. In the two judgments under review, the High Court seems to change its criteria by stating that, although the Administration cannot retroactively extend the actions in the already processed procedure, it is authorized to initiate and process a new one for that purpose.

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Author Biography

  • Joaquín Huelin Martínez de Velasco

    Abogado
    Antiguo magistrado del Tribunal Supremo
    (España)

Published

28/06/2024

Issue

Section

Análisis de jurisprudencia nacional y doctrina administrativa

How to Cite

Huelin Martínez de Velasco, J. (2024). El Tribunal Supremo cambia su jurisprudencia sobre el conocido como «doble tiro»: SSTS de 3 y 5 de abril de 2024, recs. núm. 8287/2022 y 96/2023. Technical Tax Journal, 2(145), 223-234. https://doi.org/10.48297/nsr5rv09