The balance of public and private interests in tax law. Monograph
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The monograph is dedicated to the interests and search for balance between public and private interests in tax law. The work explores the concept of interest, types of interests, the process of forming legal interests, and analyzes the forms of interaction of interests in tax law. The author identifies fundamental public interests and argues that public interest in tax law is not limited to ensuring the inflow of funds into public funds. In particular, the work focuses on the need to strengthen the protection of public demographic interest in tax law. The monograph formulates the author's understanding of the balance between public and private interests in tax law. The work is based on a synthesis of a large volume of scientific sources and judicial practice. The balance of public and private interests in indirect and direct taxes, as well as in resolving tax disputes, is analyzed. The author provides suggestions for improving the legal regulation of tax relations and legal practice. This work is addressed to scientific and practical workers, employees of financial, tax, and legal departments of organizations, specialists in legal and consulting firms, as well as employees of tax authorities, judges, lawyers, and other readers interested in tax law and its application practice. The monograph includes an appendix in which the main theses of the work are presented in a presentation format. Prepared with the informational support of the SPS 'ConsultantPlus'.
Author:
Author:Shchekin Denis Mikhailovich
Cover:
Cover:hardcover
Category:
- Category:Law & Legal
- Category:Politics & Social Science
Dimensions:
Dimensions:21.5x14.5x3 cm
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-8354-1951-7
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