Publisher's Synopsis
Historia De Los Impuestos Mineros En España Desde La Ley De Don Juan I., Hasta Las Vigentes examines the history of mining taxes in Spain, starting from the law of Don Juan I to the present day. Written by Julian de Pastor y RodrÃ-guez and RamÃ3n de Pastor y RodrÃ-guez, this work also includes a reasoned exposition of the class and number of taxes that should be established. This memoria was awarded an accésit by the Escuela Especial de Ingenieros de Minas.
Offering valuable insights into the economic and legal history of Spain, this book explores the evolution of mining taxation and its impact on the industry. It provides a comprehensive overview of the historical context, relevant legislation, and proposed improvements to the tax system, making it an essential resource for historians, economists, and legal scholars interested in Spanish mining and fiscal policies.
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