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Noticias

Con fecha 11 de mayo de 2017 el Pleno del Tribunal Constitucional ha acordado por unanimidad declarar la inconstitucionalidad y nulidad de los arts. 107.1, 107.2 a) y 110.4 del texto refundido de la Ley Reguladora de las Haciendas Locales, al considerar que el impuesto vulnera el principio constitucional de capacidad económica en la medida en que no se vincula necesariamente a la existencia de un incremento real del valor del bien, “sino a la mera titularidad del terreno durante un periodo de tiempo”. 

La sentencia reitera la doctrina establecida por el Tribunal en las sentencias 26/2017 y 37/2017, referidas, respectivamente, al establecimiento de este mismo impuesto en los Territorios Históricos de Guipúzcoa y Álava. En dichas resoluciones, el Tribunal llegó a la conclusión de que el establecimiento por el legislador de impuestos que graven el incremento del valor de los terrenos urbanos es constitucionalmente admisible siempre y cuando aquellos respeten el principio de capacidad económica (art. 31.1 CE); asimismo, señaló que, para salvaguardar dicho principio, el impuesto no puede en ningún caso gravar actos o hechos que “no sean exponentes de una riqueza real o potencial”.

 

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1 Comment

  • Blanca de Eugenio Fernández
    Blanca de Eugenio Fernández - 9/27/2017
    #136

    ¿Creeis que sería posible aplicar una extensión de efectos después de la sentencia del TSJ de Madrid para aquellos impuestos liquidados en la Comunidad de Madrid? ¿O debería haber también legitimación pasiva y ser sólo para el Ayuntamiento de Getafe? Muchas gracias 

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