El efecto de los informes motivados emitidos por el ministerio de ciencia en los proyectos de I+D+I: la vinculación de Schrödinger

Authors

  • Eneko Rufino Bengoechea

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.48297/kesb0r38

Keywords:

Binding Motivated Report, R&D&I (Research, Development, and Innovation), Technological Innovation, Legal Certainty, Unified Legal Personality of the Administration

Abstract

The Supreme Court has established jurisprudence regarding the effect of Binding Motivated Reports (IMVs) issued by the Ministry of  Science on the classification of Research, Development, and Technological Innovation (R&D&I) activities. The Court's legal  reasoning has been bold and compelling, counteracting a practice by the Spanish Tax Agency (AEAT) that undermined not only the  IMVs but also the very essence of the tax deduction for these activities. However, the jurisprudence is limited to the validity of the  Consolidated Text of the Corporate Tax Law and does not extend to the provisions of the Corporate Tax Law itself.

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Author Biography

  • Eneko Rufino Bengoechea

    Socio de Santiago Mediano Abogados, S.L.P.
    (España)

Published

30/12/2024

Issue

Section

Análisis de jurisprudencia nacional y doctrina administrativa

How to Cite

Rufino Bengoechea, E. (2024). El efecto de los informes motivados emitidos por el ministerio de ciencia en los proyectos de I+D+I: la vinculación de Schrödinger. Technical Tax Journal, 4(147), 343-353. https://doi.org/10.48297/kesb0r38