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Constitutional taxation in the Netherlands
Hans Gribnau
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Sonja Dusarduijn
Department of Tax Law
Fiscal Institute Tilburg (FIT)
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Taxation
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Netherlands
100%
Principle of Equality
100%
Tax Legislation
100%
Supreme Court
100%
Legislators
66%
European Convention on Human Rights
66%
Dutch
50%
Property Rights
33%
Tax Law
33%
Margin of Appreciation
33%
Wide Margin
33%
European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR)
33%
Individual Rights
16%
Secretary of State
16%
National Law
16%
Constitutional Review
16%
Checks-and-balances
16%
Civil Rights
16%
Political Rights
16%
Judicial Interpretation
16%
Acts of Parliament
16%
Article 14
16%
Individual Protection
16%
Article 26
16%
Legislature
16%
International Covenant on Civil
16%
Legislative Power
16%
Policy Attitudes
16%
Deference
16%
Constitutional System
16%
Proportionality Test
16%
Underlining
16%
Soft Law
16%
Lawmaking
16%
Legal Principles
16%
International Treaties
16%
Legal Rights
16%
Rules of Conduct
16%
Public Interest Test
16%
Social Sciences
Courts
100%
Human Rights
60%
Tax Legislation
60%
Dutch
30%
Taxation
20%
Tax Law
20%
Right to Property
20%
Political Power
10%
Finance
10%
Case Study
10%
Public Interest
10%
Civil and Political Rights
10%
International Treaty
10%
Proportionality
10%
Rules of Conduct
10%
Interest Test
10%
Economics, Econometrics and Finance
Taxation
100%
Finance
10%