Sonia Mauricio Subirana

Sonia Mauricio Subirana is a University Professor at the Department of Basic Legal Sciences at the University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, specializing in Financial and Tax Law within the Social and Legal Sciences branch. Her research focuses on tax law, European Union fiscal policies, and the economic regime of Canarias, with a particular emphasis on tax compliance and state aid exceptions.

Her recent publications analyze EU cooperation to combat tax fraud, fiscal autonomy in outermost regions, and Canarian economic policies. Collaborations include Salvador Miranda Calderín and José Andrés Dorta Velázquez. She contributes to the GIR Justice and Rule of Law in Public Finance research group.

The majority of her work explores intersections between tax law, regional autonomy, and EU legislative frameworks, alongside interdisciplinary ventures into aesthetics and cultural studies, particularly concerning Richard Wagner and modern philosophical thought.

• Key Research Themes: Tax Law, European Union Fiscal Policy, Canarian Economic Regime, Aesthetics, Legal Commentary, Regional Autonomy.
• Collaborations: Universidad de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, GIR Justice and Rule of Law in Public Finance.