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La inviolabilidad del domicilio constitucionalmente protegido en el procedimiento de Inspección tributaria

Authors: González Santos, Isabel;

La inviolabilidad del domicilio constitucionalmente protegido en el procedimiento de Inspección tributaria

Abstract

Los derechos fundamentales son los derechos que gozan del máximo nivel de protección por ser los más importantes para el libre desarrollo de los ciudadanos. Se trata de derechos personalísimos, inalienables, inviolables e irrenunciables y que pertenecen a todas las personas de forma innata y en relación con su dignidad. La Constitución Española de 1978 los recoge en sus artículos 15 al 29. Asimismo, el artículo 53.1 de la misma, manifiesta que todos los Poderes del Estado deben respetar estos derechos y deberes, pero, en la práctica de sus actuaciones, ¿siempre son respetados? En este trabajo nos centraremos en el derecho fundamental a la inviolabilidad del domicilio, recogido en el artículo 18.2 de nuestra Constitución, contemplándolo desde la perspectiva del derecho tributario. Concretamente, hablaremos del tratamiento del domicilio constitucionalmente protegido a efectos tributarios y cómo este derecho fundamental puede limitar a la Administración Tributaria en el normal ejercicio de sus actuaciones y procedimientos, haciendo especial énfasis a la inviolabilidad del domicilio en el curso de un procedimiento de inspección tributaria.

Fundamental rights are those who enjoy the highest level of protection because they are the most important for the free development of citizens. These are very personal, inalienable, inviolable and non-transferable rights that belong to all people innately and in relation to their dignity. The Spanish Constitution of 1978 collects them in its articles 15 to 29. In addition, article 53.1 of the Constitution establishes that all the Powers of the State must respect these rights and duties, but, in the exercise of their actions, are they always respected? In this work we will focus on the fundamental right of the inviolability of the home contained in article 18.2 of our Constitution, contemplating it from the perspective of tax law. Specifically, we will talk about the treatment of the constitutionally protected domicile for tax purposes and how this fundamental right can limit the Tax Administration in the normal exercise of its actions and procedures, with special emphasis on the inviolability of the home in the course of a tax inspection procedure.

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derecho fundamental, procedimiento de inspección, administración tributaria, inviolabilidad del domicilio, CDU::3 - Ciencias sociales::33 - Economía

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