Rosa Litago Lledó

Rosa Litago Lledó is an academic affiliated with the University of Valencia's Department of Financial Law and History of Law. Her work focuses on Financial and Tax Law, with a specialization in administrative law, constitutional aspects of taxation, and judicial jurisprudence. She has authored numerous publications including books, journal articles, and contributions to collective works, often addressing topics such as tax compliance, state liability, legal precedents, and EU law impacts.

Her academic contributions span over two decades, with notable works analyzing tax legislation, administrative procedures, and constitutional principles. She has also explored the intersection of tax policy with broader legal frameworks, including the application of EU rulings and the evolution of fiscal systems in Spain. Her research emphasizes judicial interpretations of tax law, taxpayer rights, and the balance between administrative efficiency and constitutional safeguards.

Rosa Litago Lledó's writings frequently appear in prestigious journals such as the Spanish Journal of Financial Law and Revista Técnica Tributaria. She has contributed to edited volumes on tax fraud prevention, the role of the Supreme Court in tax jurisprudence, and the implications of the General Tax Law. Her work highlights the need for coherent legal frameworks in tax administration and the protection of fundamental rights within fiscal systems.