AIS: Ars Iuris Salmanticensis

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The public legal origin of Ius Fiscale. Part two: Public finances on the Principality of Rome

Abstract

The Ius Fiscale has its origin and fundaments in the Ius Publicum. In the legal doctrine, in must have scientific autonomy in concordance with three key principles: legal rules, unifying principles and one specific social reality. It is, an activity that creates and regulates diversity of resources, aimed to finance public spending through budgetary institution. Ius Fiscale resources are organized around three categories: vectigalia, tributa and portoria, and other exactions. The most important one, because of the amplitude and income efficiency, was portorium.

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The public legal origin of Ius Fiscale. Part two: Public finances on the Principality of Rome. (2016). AIS: Ars Iuris Salmanticensis, 4(2), 37-73. https://revistas.usal.es/cuatro/index.php/ais/article/view/15341

Author Biography

Salvador Del Castillo Álvarez-Cedrón

Universidad de Salamanca
CEU de Derecho Financiero
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