Definition of Tax Law
Miscellanea / / July 04, 2021
By Cecilia Bembibre, in Jul. 2011
Considered one of the most important in the public sphere, the right Prosecutor is one who is in charge of organizing and classifying all the information, legislation Y normative related to taxes, tributary and fiscal matters, economic ties that are established between the State and individuals in order to provide the government with resources to be able to carry out different government works and political plans. Tax law is of great relevance since it is not only on which the State depends to be able to organize and control the granting of tributes, taxes or tariffs to different activities, if not because it also applies to the entire society, of course, marking differences and variants according to each case.
Tax law is a type of law that we could say arises from the notion of the public. Thus, with the emergence of national states in modern times, the notion also arises that the people or society are the responsible for contributing part of their profits to the maintenance of that State that, eventually, will govern by and for everyone.
Today, and based on this idea, all nation states have a tax system and particular prosecutor, which is adjusted to the needs, characteristics and idiosyncrasies of each region and of each society. Tax law is then the one that will be organized in each place with the aim of organizing not only the type of taxes that correspond to each activity, to each region, to each individual, if not also distinctive characteristics that make it possible to establish different categories.
Taxes or fiscal obligations are very varied and numerous, and can be classified into two large groups: direct taxes or indirect taxes. In addition, tax law also establishes who may not be punishable by tax charges, how to resolve cases of conflict, etc.
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