The impact of tax policy on human rights
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https://doi.org/10.14393/RFADIR-50.2.2022.67499.671-688Keywords:
Human Rights, Tax Justice, Public budget, TaxationAbstract
This article reflects a normative study of tax policy in the light of human rights, as taxation is an important social institution in the distribution of income and wealth and other goods. This situation is due to tax justice – an essentially multidisciplinary discipline that lies between traditional tax science – tax law, public finance, and microeconomics, and is linked to philosophy and some approaches from the social sciences. The research related to tax law is exploratory in nature and is carried out through a literature review with a qualitative approach of key concepts: (i) state, (ii) citizenship, (iii) property and (iv) social justice. The results show that tax justice is the maximum social value of the constitutional objective necessary to guarantee the human dignity of the individual.
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