La tributación autonómica medioambiental: análisis particular de los impuestos verdes en la CCAA de Andalucía
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2016-01
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Jaén: Universidad de Jaén
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[ES] En nuestro Trabajo de Fin de Grado realizamos un estudio sobre la extrafiscalidad admitida en nuestro ordenamiento para servir como instrumento a la política social y económica, en concreto, como fundamento para la imposición medioambiental ejercida por las distintas Comunidades Autónomas. Asimismo, analizamos las diferencias que se producen entre ellas en dicho ámbito. En este sentido, centramos nuestro estudio en la CCAA de Andalucía, detallando las características de cada uno de los impuestos "verdes" que regula, explicando su calificación medioambiental y analizando la recaudación obtenida con cada uno de ellos. Por último, planteamos los efectos producidos como consecuencia de la descentralización fiscal existente en España y las conclusiones a las que llegamos tras nuestro estudio.
[EN] In our career final project we have done a study of the extra use of tax system admitted in our legal code in order to serve as an instrument to the social and economic politic, more precisely, as fundament to the environmental taxes executed by the Autonomous Communities. Additionally, we analyze the differences that appear between these communities. In this respect, we put special attention in the Autonomous Community of Andalucía, detailing the characteristics of the "green" taxes that it regulates, explaining their environmental qualification and analyzing the collection obtained with them. Finally, we present the effects produced as result of the fiscal decentralization that exist in Spain and the conclusions of our project.
[EN] In our career final project we have done a study of the extra use of tax system admitted in our legal code in order to serve as an instrument to the social and economic politic, more precisely, as fundament to the environmental taxes executed by the Autonomous Communities. Additionally, we analyze the differences that appear between these communities. In this respect, we put special attention in the Autonomous Community of Andalucía, detailing the characteristics of the "green" taxes that it regulates, explaining their environmental qualification and analyzing the collection obtained with them. Finally, we present the effects produced as result of the fiscal decentralization that exist in Spain and the conclusions of our project.