Sovereignty hinges on fiscal powers, which include the capacity to impose and collect taxes. Over the centuries, State sovereignty has been called into question every time a sector of society has reacted against a too heavy fiscal burden. Today, European integra- tion follows an anti-sovereign agenda: Member States are denied most of their fiscal powers, while no other sovereign institution compensates for this decrease in public revenues which leads to a decrease in public expenditures.
Ubi est fiscus, ibi est imperium. Sovranità, democrazia, Europa
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2020-01-01
Abstract
Sovereignty hinges on fiscal powers, which include the capacity to impose and collect taxes. Over the centuries, State sovereignty has been called into question every time a sector of society has reacted against a too heavy fiscal burden. Today, European integra- tion follows an anti-sovereign agenda: Member States are denied most of their fiscal powers, while no other sovereign institution compensates for this decrease in public revenues which leads to a decrease in public expenditures.File in questo prodotto:
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