http://hdl.handle.net/2072/13166 http://www.recercat.net/retrieve/14459 http://hdl.handle.net/2072/13166 Search the Channel s http://www.recercat.net/simple-search http://hdl.handle.net/2072/68499 title: Jurisdictional immunity in tax haven countries authors: García Cabedo, Alejandro <br>abstract: El següent projecte conté informació sobre què són els paradisos fiscals, els seus avantatges, i on s'ubiquen. També s'analitza el procés que algú ha de seguir per anar a un paradís fiscal i avalua com la gent rica i les grans empreses operen els seus negocis a través dels paradisos fiscals i prenen avantatge d'ells reduint les seves obligacions fiscals de manera significativa. El projecte també considera la qüestió del secret bancari, que ha estat un gran conflicte entre els països en els darrers anys. <br> http://hdl.handle.net/2072/68351 title: Individualismo y democracia: relaciones entre las estructuras de poder y el sujeto posmoderno authors: Bou Doménech, Lluís <br>abstract: Aquest treball analitza la relació de les estructures del poder democràtic amb la posició existencial adoptada en massa pel subjecte postmodern. L’home d’avui s’ha llençat a una recerca inacabable de la seva pròpia identitat: creu que aquesta deu ser construïda sense atendre a cap factor extern. A més, està immers en una terrible soledat que el converteix en l’objecte perfecte per a una consolidació ideològica del sistema democràtic. Així, l’objectiu del present anàlisi és el d’intentar desvetllar el nexe entre una determinada concepció del poder i el fet de que l’home hagi perdut de vista les qüestions més rellevants de la seva pròpia existència, fins al punt de no saber qui és. <br> http://hdl.handle.net/2072/67828 title: Is the Spanish Inheritance and Gift Tax incompatible with the free movement of workers and capital?: The reasoned opinion of the EU Commission IP/10/513 authors: Sablina, Marianna <br>abstract: The aim of my speech is answering to the question if the Spanish Inheritance and Gift Tax is incompatible with the free movement of workers and capital. We are going to pay special attention to the European Commission’s request to Spain to change its Inheritance and Gift Tax provisions for Non-Residents or Assets held abroad. In order to answer to the question mentioned above five points will be explained. At first place I am going to describe the infrengement procedure established in the Article 258 that the EU Commission can follow when a Member State doesn’t comply with Community Law. At second place, we are going to explain what is the content of the EU Commission delivered on 5th of may 2010 regarding the spanish Inheritance and Gift Tax. Then, we will analise what establishes the Community Law regarding the freedom of workers and capital and how they are understood by the EU Court of Justice in similar cases. Finally, we are going to provide possible amendments that Spain could undertake. <br> http://hdl.handle.net/2072/67827 title: Juridical double taxation by cross border transactions: the Block Case (C-67/08) authors: Serrat Romaní, Marina <br>abstract: Treaty Establishing the European Community, operative until December 1st 2009, had already established in its article 2 the mission of the up until then European Community and actual European Union is to promote an harmonious, equilibrated and sustainable development of the economic activities of the whole Community. This Mission must be achieved by establishing a Common Market, an Economic and Monetary Union and the realization of Common Policies. One of the instruments to obtain these objectives is the use of free circulation of people, services and capitals inside the Common and Interior Market of the European Union. The European Union is characterized by the confirmation of the total movement of capitals, services and individuals and legal peoples’ freedom; freedom that was already predicated by the Maastricht Treaty, through the suppression of whatever obstacles which are in the way of the objectives before exposed. The old TEC in its Title III, now Title IV of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union, covered the free circulation of people, services and capitals. Consequently, the inclusion of this mechanism inside one of the regulating texts of the European Union indicates the importance this freedom supposes for the European Union objectives’ development. Once stood up the relevance of the free movement of people, services and capitals, we must mention that in this paper we are going to centre our study in one of these freedoms of movement: the free movement of capital. In order to analyze in detail the free movement of capital within the European framework, we are going to depart from the analysis of the existent case law of the Court of Justice of the European Union. The use of jurisprudence is basic to know how Community legislation is interpreted. For this reason, we are going to develop this work through judgements dictated by the European Union Court. This way we can observe how Member States’ regulating laws and the European Common Law affect the free movement of capital. The starting point of this paper will be the Judgement C-67/08 European Court of Justice of February 12th 2009, known as Block case. So, following the argumentation the Luxemburg Court did about the mentioned case, we are going to develop how free movement of capital could be affected by the current disparity of Member States’ legislation. This disparity can produce double taxation cases due to the lack of tax harmonized legislation within the interior market and the lack of treaties to avoid double taxation within the European Union. Developing this idea we are going to see how double taxation, at least indirectly, can infringe free movement of capital. <br>