Western democracies are marked by very deep crises and paradoxes. This historical phase, ours, is now commonly called "post-democracy". Among his most acute problems is that of consent to taxation. Traditional value reasons are no longer able to cement it, just as the motto no taxation without representation is no longer enough, which has now become a simulacrum devoid of legitimising substance and force, although elevated to constitutional rank by art. 23 of the Charter. The work aims to analyse these phenomena and verify, in the light of modern sciences of behavioural economics and neurobiology applied to economics, the possibility of recovering, in the method, the root of tax individuality for the construction of a renewed tax system that intends to counteract the feeling of rebellion against constituted authority. The work ends with proactive considerations on the minimum and maximum limits to taxation and on the quantitative determination of taxable material subject to prior individual agreements.

Le democrazie occidentali sono contrassegnate da crisi e paradossi molto profondi. Questa fase storica, la nostra, è comunemente chiamata “postdemocrazia”, sospesa tra forma democratica e sostanza parzialmente ademocratica Fra i suoi problemi più acuti v’è quello del consenso alla tassazione. Le tradizionali motivazioni valoriali non sono più in grado di consolidarlo, come non è più sufficiente il motto no taxation without rapresentation, divenuto ormai un simulacro privo di sostanza e forza legittimante, sebbene elevato a rango costituzionale dall’art. 23 della Carta. Il lavoro si propone di analizzare questi fenomeni e di verificare, alla luce delle moderne scienze dell’economia comportamentale e della neuroeconomia la possibilità di recuperare, nel metodo, la radice dell’individualità impositiva per la costruzione di un sistema fiscale rinnovato che intenda contrastare il sentimento della ribellione all’autorità costituita. Il lavoro si conclude con considerazioni propositive sui limiti minimo e massimo alla tassazione e sugli strumenti di determinazione quantitativa della materia imponibile rimessa a preventivi accordi individuali.

Giovannini, A. (2022). Postdemocrazia e consenso alla tassazione. RASSEGNA TRIBUTARIA(2), 477-494.

Postdemocrazia e consenso alla tassazione

Alessandro Giovannini
2022-01-01

Abstract

Western democracies are marked by very deep crises and paradoxes. This historical phase, ours, is now commonly called "post-democracy". Among his most acute problems is that of consent to taxation. Traditional value reasons are no longer able to cement it, just as the motto no taxation without representation is no longer enough, which has now become a simulacrum devoid of legitimising substance and force, although elevated to constitutional rank by art. 23 of the Charter. The work aims to analyse these phenomena and verify, in the light of modern sciences of behavioural economics and neurobiology applied to economics, the possibility of recovering, in the method, the root of tax individuality for the construction of a renewed tax system that intends to counteract the feeling of rebellion against constituted authority. The work ends with proactive considerations on the minimum and maximum limits to taxation and on the quantitative determination of taxable material subject to prior individual agreements.
2022
Giovannini, A. (2022). Postdemocrazia e consenso alla tassazione. RASSEGNA TRIBUTARIA(2), 477-494.
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