Key legal question
Whether the subsidiary constitutional complaint was admissible against the cantonal tax court's remission decision
Extracted holding
The complaint was inadmissible because the appellant lacked a legally protected interest; cantonal law grants authorities broad discretion in tax remission decisions and no enforceable right to remission.
Extracted reasoning
A challenge to a remission refusal generally only allows arbitrariness review, but arbitrariness alone does not create standing. Section 182(1) StG/SO uses permissive wording and leaves an interest-balancing discretion, so no legal entitlement exists.