Key legal question
Whether the subsidiary constitutional complaint against the cantonal judgment was admissible and sufficiently reasoned.
Extracted holding
The complaint was inadmissible because only constitutional rights could be invoked and none were specifically alleged or reasoned.
Extracted reasoning
Challenges to tax remission decisions are excluded from the ordinary public-law appeal under Art. 83 lit. m BGG, leaving only the subsidiary constitutional complaint under Art. 113 BGG. Such a complaint requires specific invocation and substantiation of constitutional rights under Art. 116 and Art. 106(2) BGG; this was missing, so non-entry under Art. 108(1)(b) BGG was warranted.