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Veramendi, E., Diaz, A. (2024). Entre el concepto de “precedente vinculante” y “doctrina jurisprudencial”, y su aplicación en sede administrativa - Expediente 3525-2021-PA/TC [Trabajo de Suficiencia Profesional, Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas (UPC)]. http://hdl.handle.net/10757/675094
Veramendi, E., Diaz, A. Entre el concepto de “precedente vinculante” y “doctrina jurisprudencial”, y su aplicación en sede administrativa - Expediente 3525-2021-PA/TC [Trabajo de Suficiencia Profesional]. PE: Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas (UPC); 2024. http://hdl.handle.net/10757/675094
@misc{renati/419929,
title = "Entre el concepto de “precedente vinculante” y “doctrina jurisprudencial”, y su aplicación en sede administrativa - Expediente 3525-2021-PA/TC",
author = "Diaz Porras, Astrid Cledith",
publisher = "Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas (UPC)",
year = "2024"
}
In this paper, we analyze ruling 03525-2021-PA/TC, which, after evaluating the filing of the constitutional grievance appeal, declares the Amparo clam inadmissible. However, it establishes a binding constitutional precedent, setting procedural and substantive rules regarding the inapplicability of moratory interest regulated in the fourth paragraph of article 33 of the Peruvian tax code. These rules pertain to the excessive delay in their resolution, calculated after the legal deadline for resolving appeals or claims by the bodies in the administrative and contentious-tax administrative process. In this regard, problems have been identified concerning the issuance of binding precedents in cases of inadmissible judgments, as well as in the execution of the judgment, primarily by the Tax Administration. It is determined whether the most appropriate procedural technique is the establishment of a precedent or a jurisprudential doctrine. As a result of the case analysis and considering procedural, substantive, and constitutional principles, as well as jurisprudential criteria and doctrine, we believe that, although the Constitutional Court has not addressed the contradictory rulings identified in landmark cases of moratory interest inapplicability, the ruling aligns with this aspect and with high social interest. Additionally, we consider the application of diffuse control by the Tax Administration valid in compliance with international agreements; furthermore, the issue of calculating moratory interest during the suspension of moratory interest application is addressed.
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