Remuneration paid by the European Parliament to its members Commentary on Supreme Court Judgment 955/2023 of 9 March. (General Council of the Judiciary/ ROJ STS 955/2023-ECLI:ES:TS:2023:955/ ID CENDOJ: 28079130022023100071)

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María Lydia García Fernández

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This ruling concludes the non application of the exemption contained in article 7 p/ of Spanish personal income tax Law on remuneration paid by the European Parliament to its members. It considers that such members are not linked to the European Parliament by a dependency relationship, as is the case of civil servants and other agents at the service of the institutions of the European Union. Their relationship is representative in nature. The Supreme Court also considers that the purposes of the exemption subject to controversy are not met, in accordance with the legal doctrine contained in previous rulings, which refer to favoring companies and their globalization, as well as their workers, individually considered, when they must travel abroad for work purposes.

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Member of the European Parliament, European Parliament, tax exemption, parliamentary remuneration, personal income tax
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García Fernández, M. L. (2023). Remuneration paid by the European Parliament to its members: Commentary on Supreme Court Judgment 955/2023 of 9 March. (General Council of the Judiciary/ ROJ STS 955/2023-ECLI:ES:TS:2023:955/ ID CENDOJ: 28079130022023100071). Journal of the Cortes Generales, (115), 493-505. https://doi.org/10.33426/rcg/2023/115/1760

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