Educational guide Faculty of Legal Sciences |
english |
Double degree in Law and Labour Relations and Employment (2014) |
Subjects |
FINANCIAL LAW |
Contents |
IDENTIFYING DATA | 2023_24 |
Subject | FINANCIAL LAW | Code | 15904125 | |||||
Study programme |
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Cycle | 1st | |||||
Descriptors | Credits | Type | Year | Period | ||||
6 | Compulsory | Fourth | 1Q |
Competences | Learning outcomes | Contents |
Planning | Methodologies | Personalized attention |
Assessment | Sources of information | Recommendations |
Topic | Sub-topic |
1. FINANCIAL LAW | 1. Financial activity and Public Finance. 2. Financial Law: concept and content. 3. Relationship with legal and non-legal disciplines. |
2. CONSTITUTIONAL PRINCIPLES AND SOURCES |
1. Sources of Financial Law. 2. Constitutional principles. |
3. THE APPLICATION OF FINANCIAL LAW | 1. The application. 2. Effectiveness of financial rules over time. 3. Effectiveness of financial rules in space. 4. Interpretation. 5. Integration. Analogy. 6. Conflict in the application of the norm. |
4. FINANCIAL POWER | 1. Concept. 2. Coordination of the financial power and autonomy. 3. The State. 4. The Autonomous Communities. 5. The Local Entities. |
5. THE OBJECT OF THE FINANCIAL ACTIVITY | 1. The object. The legal and extra-legal aspect. 2. Public expenditures. Concept and types. The law of public expenditure. 3. Public revenues. Concept. Types. |
6. PUBLIC LAW REVENUES | 1. Concept and classification. 2. Ordinary revenues. - Income. Types. - Special contributions. -Taxes - Public prices. 3. Extraordinary revenues. 4. Public debt. |
7. PRIVATE INCOME | 1. Concept. 2. Public domain and patrimonial property. -The National Patrimony. -Autonomous Communities. -Local entities. 6. Autonomous bodies. 7. Public assets and financial administration. |
8. LEGAL-TAX RELATIONSHIP. THE TAX OBLIGATION | 1. The legal configuration of the tax. Links and legal-tax relations. 2. The tax liability. Concept. Characteristics. 3. Birth of the tax liability. Accrual and enforceability. |
9. TAXABLE EVENT | 1. Concept and nature. 2. Elements of the taxable event. Material or objective element and subjective element. 3. The object of the tax. 4. Exemption. 5. Non-subjection. |
10. SUBJECTS OF THE TAX OBLIGATION | 1. Concept and typology. 2. Active subjects. 3. Passive subjects. 4. Taxpayers. 5. Substitutes. 6. Responsible parties. 7. Capacity. 8. Address. 9. Representation. 10. Solidarity. 11. Transmission of the debt. |
11. QUANTIFICATION OF THE TAX DEBT | 1. Fixed and variable taxes. 2. Taxable base. 3. Taxable base. 4. Tax rate. 5. Tax liability. |
12. EXTINCTION OF THE TAX OBLIGATION | 1. Forms of extinction. 2. Payment. 3. Prescription. 4. Compensation. 5. Forgiveness. 6. Other forms of extinction. 7. Guarantees of the tax credit. |
13. TAX PROCEEDING | 1. Management. 2. Inspection. 3. Assessment. 4. Collection. |