2005Journal of Guizhou College of Finance and EconomicsRequires access

Some Basic Issues on the Principle of Rule by Tax Law

Peng Gong

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Review of the principle of rule by tax law indicates that, as supreme principle of modern tax law, it contains rich substance. In China, where rule by tax law lags far behind tax practice, inquiring into the principle and then establishing and implementing it in the process of constitutional construction is undoubtedly the right direction of rule by tax law.

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Review of the principle of rule by tax law indicates that, as supreme principle of modern tax law, it contains rich substance. In China, where rule by tax law lags far behind tax practice, inquiring into the principle and then establishing and implementing it in the process of constitutional construction is undoubtedly the right direction of rule by tax law.

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Review of the principle of rule by tax law indicates that, as supreme principle of modern tax law, it contains rich substance. In China, where rule by tax law lags far behind tax practice, inquiring into the principle and then establishing and implementing it in the process of constitutional construction is undoubtedly the right direction of rule by tax law.

Key concepts: Tax law, Law, Rule of law, Economics, Law and economics, Public law, Due process, Tax reform

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