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PUBLIC LAW (LLM) PROGRAMME
COURSE DESCRIPTION
Name of the Course Unit Code Year Semester In-Class Hours (T+P) Credit ECTS Credit
TAX MISDEMEANORS AND CRIMES HUK504 1 2 3+0 3.0 7.0



Weekly Course Contents and Study Materials for Preliminary & Further Study
Week Topics (Subjects) Preparatory & Further Activities
1 The concept of misdemeanor and crime in general. Differences between misdemeanors and crimes. No file found
2 The scope of the Tax Criminal Law and the general characteristics of tax misdemeanors No file found
3 Elements of tax misdemeanors; Tax License, Offender and criminal license No file found
4 Revealing tax misdemeanors; Penalty procedure and its results No file found
5 Misdemeanor and penalty for tax loss, Examination of the elements of general irregularity misdemeanor and their penalties No file found
6 Examination of the elements of special irregularity misdemeanor: Violations regarding the order of the document and book No file found
7 MIDTERM No file found
8 Merger, participation and recurrence in tax misdemeanors: Merger situations; Repetition conditions and penalties No file found
9 Ways of getting rid of tax misdemeanors and penalties: Death, Abandonment, Mistake, Reduction in Penalties, Force Majeure No file found
10 Ways to get rid of tax misdemeanors and penalties: Mistake, Regret, Reconciliation before and after assessment No file found
11 General explanation and rules regarding tax offenses and penalties; Punishment procedure for crimes No file found
12 Types of tax offenses: Smuggling offense, Offense of violating tax privacy, Crime of doing private business of taxpayers, Crime of attack on dignity and honor No file found
13 Unification, participation and repetition in tax crimes: Combination of crimes and combination of penalties; Recurrence and Types of Recurrence; Affiliate and its types No file found
14 Situations that affect and terminate the punishment in tax offenses: Execution; Death; Amnesty; Postponement of the sentence; Like a timeout. No file found

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