REGULATORY CONSTITUTIONAL COMPETENCES IN TAXATION: THE CANARY ISLANDS’ECONOMIC AND FISCAL REGIME IN SPAIN

Abstract

This research work is based on the study of the transition process of the integration of the Canary Islands in the European Economic Community, also including the historical principles of the Economic and Fiscal Regime and its evolution, with the main objective of analyzing and identifying the modifications in the main law that regulates it and check its evolution and identify the areas that have been most affected, determining the effectiveness and contribution of current tax incentives in achieving the objectives for which they were designed within the powers regulated by the Spanish Constitution . The consolidation of its special economic situation within the Spanish internal order facilitated by community recognition in the evolution of the special economic situation of the Canary Islands will be highlighted, and that for its development it is necessary to study the economic situation of the Canary archipelago and to know the essential needs of trade with other regions. Additionally, indirect taxes such as the IGIC and the AIEM, subject to imports of goods in the Canary archipelago, will be analyzed.