Efectos no deseados de la Ley 34/2015: La ilegalidad sobrevenida de la jurisprudencia del Tribunal Supremo que permite recalificar operaciones realizadas en ejercicios prescritos

Authors

  • Eneko Rufino Bengoechea

Keywords:

Prescription, Amendment GTL, Jurisprudence, Transitory Right, Cassation, Imprescriptibility, Inspection, Revise, Entry into force

Abstract

The Law 34/2015, of September 21, partially amending the Law 58/2003, General Taxation Law, of December 17, is an example of the way in which is being legislated currently on taxation: with a preponderance of the pre-legislator and against the lost judgments by the Tax Authority.


The article shall discuss how the eventful legislative procedure, joined and U-turn of Supreme Court, and a transitional rule, pose a threat to a solid legal jurisprudence regarding the possibility to revise prescribed exercises by the Tax Authority.

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Author Biography

  • Eneko Rufino Bengoechea

    Abogado. Miembro de la AEDAF

Published

30/06/2017

How to Cite

Rufino Bengoechea, E. (2017). Efectos no deseados de la Ley 34/2015: La ilegalidad sobrevenida de la jurisprudencia del Tribunal Supremo que permite recalificar operaciones realizadas en ejercicios prescritos. Technical Tax Journal, 2(117), 57-93. https://revistatecnicatributaria.com/index.php/rtt/article/view/317