LA FISCALIDAD DEL MECENAZGO CULTURAL
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2018-07-12
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Jaén: Universidad de Jaén
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[ES] La protección constitucional del acceso a la cultura, su
consideración como uno de los nuevos “derechos fundamentales
emergentes”, implica un mandato para las administraciones
públicas que se extiende a la acción legislativa. No obstante, la
acción directa del Estado no es tan eficiente en la cultura si no
cuenta con el auxilio del sector privado. Este compromiso cívico
ha de ser estimulado, y no existe nada más sensibilizador que los
incentivos fiscales. En nuestro estudio, después de ponderar el
fenómeno cultural, sus manifestaciones y sus fórmulas de acción,
nos ocuparemos de las previsiones normativas que pretenden
incentivar el mecenazgo desde la fiscalidad, detallando los
beneficios fiscales vigentes. Al mismo tiempo, esbozamos la
incipiente normativa autonómica en este ámbito. Servirá de
contraste perfilar las medidas fiscales más destacadas
experimentadas en los países de nuestro entorno.
[EN] The constitutional protection of access to culture, its consideration as one of the new "emerging fundamental rights", implies a mandate for public administrations that extends to legislative action. However, the direct action of the State is not as efficient in the culture if it does not have the help of the private sector. This civic commitment must be stimulated, and there is nothing more sensitive than fiscal incentives. In our study, after weighing the cultural phenomenon, its manifestations and its formulas of action, we will approach the normative dispositions that aim to encourage the sponsorship of taxes, detailing the current fiscal benefits. At the same time, we describe the incipient autonomic regulations in this area. It will serve as a contrast to delineate the most important fiscal measures experienced in the countries that surround us.
[EN] The constitutional protection of access to culture, its consideration as one of the new "emerging fundamental rights", implies a mandate for public administrations that extends to legislative action. However, the direct action of the State is not as efficient in the culture if it does not have the help of the private sector. This civic commitment must be stimulated, and there is nothing more sensitive than fiscal incentives. In our study, after weighing the cultural phenomenon, its manifestations and its formulas of action, we will approach the normative dispositions that aim to encourage the sponsorship of taxes, detailing the current fiscal benefits. At the same time, we describe the incipient autonomic regulations in this area. It will serve as a contrast to delineate the most important fiscal measures experienced in the countries that surround us.