Constitutional Control by SFC of Social Contributions as a Way of Realizing of Fundamental Right to Health in Information Society
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https://doi.org/10.5335/rjd.v34i3.11572Keywords:
Constitucional Law, Fundamental Right to Health, Information Society, Social Contributions, Tax LawAbstract
This paper has as goal to analyze the control realized by the Supreme Federal Court in verifying whether the destinations of the resources collected by social contributions and are being duly respected, after all, delimiting which are the legal consequences of noncompliance, aiming to secure the effectiveness of the fundamental right to health. To do so, the fundamental right to health’s main features are outlined e as well the legal nature of social contributions in the National Tax Systems. The importance of controlling the destination of the resources received by the government through such taxes, as well as the role of the new information and communication technologies in attaining the aim, competing to the Public Administration, in compliance with the principle of transparency and with of the Law, to give the population access to the enormous amount of data available to it.
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