El régimen tributario y el garantismo constitucional en el Ecuador

Abstract

This research aims to analyze the constitutional guarantee as the determinant of the status of Ecuadorians under the Good Life State Constitutional Rights and Justice against the taxing power of the state. The first chapter shows an analysis of human rights and international treaties comparing them to the Constitution of the Republic of Ecuador, moving to a more specific view on the fundamental rights and their correlation with taxing as a government tool for the collection of monetary funds. The second chapter addresses the content and importance of constitutional principles pertaining to the Ecuadorian tax regime, as true self-imposed state guarantees in favor of its citizens, determining its scope and projection extended to the subjects of the relationship between tax and the judicial framework. The third chapter covers a necessary analyzes of the constitutional rights and justice and constitutional guarantees, the relationship with the taxation of the latter, and public spending is analyzed from the perspective of a fundamental right. The importance of effective judicial protection as a constitutional right, the importance of justice and constitutional law, the enforcement of rights to good living, particularly economic, social and cultural rights were also elaborated. Finally, we have developed a study to taxing power in Good Living and the guaranteeing as a determinant of the legal and political situation of Ecuadorians State Constitutional Rights and Justice.