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The Legitimacy of Tax Law in Europe and the United States: Comparing Decision-Making Processes in Domestic Tax Law
This article examines the tax legislation decision-making processes in European countries and the United States, noting similarities and differences in legislative initiative, constitutional review and citizen participation. These aspects of the legislative processes and other characteristics are analysed to assess their effect on the legitimacy of the tax system.