Constitutional complaint against administrative act: review of admissibility and fundamental rights infringement under Austrian constitutional law

The Austrian Constitutional Court dismissed the complaint as inadmissible, resulting in no change to the legal status quo. The case involved a constitutional complaint challenging an administrative act or legal provision, likely pertaining to tax or administrative law given the court's typical subject matter in this period, where the petitioner argued that the act violated fundamental rights. The Court's decision relied on procedural admissibility requirements or substantive constitutional review standards under the Austrian Federal Constitutional Act, determining that the complaint did not meet the necessary legal thresholds for further adjudication or that the challenged measure did not infringe upon the petitioner's protected rights.