Ley General Tributaria - Responsabilidad Tributaria - Contratación y Subcontratación
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En España, la actividad constructora e inmobiliaria
es considerada por la Administración como un
área de riesgo fiscal de atención prioritaria por la
Inspección Financiera y Tributaria1, y por ello, el
legislador, con motivo de la aprobación de la Ley
58/2003, de 17 de Diciembre, General Tributaria -
en adelante LGT- y de cara a combatir las bolsas de
fraude fiscal existentes en dicho sector3, ha creído
idóneo para tal fin transponer al ámbito tributario
el supuesto de responsabilidad regulado en el
artículo 42 del Real Decreto Legislativo 1/1995, de
24 de marzo, por el que se aprueba el Texto
Refundido de la Ley del Estatuto de los
Trabajadores -en adelante ET-, estableciéndose así
en el artículo 43. 1 letra f) LGT un supuesto de
responsabilidad tributaria en la contratación y la
subcontratación que supone una de la mayores
novedades introducidas por la LGT.
In Spain, real state and building construction are considered by Government Administration as a tax risk area of a major concern for the Department of Treasury. Therefore, following the approval of the General Tax Law (LGT) 58/2003 on December 17th, and in order to fight tax evasion in this sector, liabilities regulated in Article 42 of the Royal Act (Real Decreto Legislativo) 1/1995 from March 24th, wherein the Text Revised of the Workers’ Statute (ET) was approved, will be handled to the Department of Treasury. Whereby, tax liabilities in contracting and subcontracting established on the article 43. 1 f) LGT results in one of the newest features introduced by this General Tax Law.
In Spain, real state and building construction are considered by Government Administration as a tax risk area of a major concern for the Department of Treasury. Therefore, following the approval of the General Tax Law (LGT) 58/2003 on December 17th, and in order to fight tax evasion in this sector, liabilities regulated in Article 42 of the Royal Act (Real Decreto Legislativo) 1/1995 from March 24th, wherein the Text Revised of the Workers’ Statute (ET) was approved, will be handled to the Department of Treasury. Whereby, tax liabilities in contracting and subcontracting established on the article 43. 1 f) LGT results in one of the newest features introduced by this General Tax Law.
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Sanz Clavijo, A.: "Ley General Tributaria - Responsabilidad Tributaria - Contratación y Subcontratación". Tourism & Management Studies. Nº 2, págs. 170-182, (2006). ISSN 2182-8458











