Estándar de prueba en controversias por omisión tributaria: Una mirada a la legislación y jurisprudencia ecuatoriana

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In Ecuador, no tax litigation is governed by a standard of proof. This article argues that, for a hypothesis of omission to be confirmed, the two conditions required by Ferrer standard 3 must be met, i.e.: (i) the hypothesis must be able to explain the available data and predict new ones, with the evidence supporting those predictions; and, (ii) the alternative hypothesis must be rebutted, if it is plausible and compatible with the absence of taxpayer liability, as long as it is supported by evidence that provides some degree of confirmation. If both conditions are not met, the absence of liability of the taxpayer shall prevail ​
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