英文摘要 |
The Constitutional Court Interpretation No.703 involves several constitutional issues below: (1) The constitutional legitimacy of the charity tax privileges; (2) Whether the tax burden of tax-privileged charities’ market engagements (ex. profit-seeking behavior) shall be similar to that of non-charities; (3) Whether privileged charities enjoy deduction of cost, expense, deficit and depreciation in tax return; (4) Whether the Constitutional Courts can declare administrative interpretations unconstitutional yet to be invalidated at a fixed date later? (5) The Constitutional Court Interpretation No.703 has declared that Courts cannot dismiss such requests for re-trial or extraordinary appeal on the ground that the statute or regulation remained valid during the prescribed period of time. However, in case of regulations being unconstitutional for the reason of violating the principle of taxation by law, while there are no statutory basis for the regulations, the Congress (Legislative Yuan) may enact the same content as the regulations declared unconstitutional, making remedies even more difficult. We shall thus take more seriousness with such possibility and its significance while pursuing social justice in the Constitutional State. |