AUXILIARY LIABILITY IN FISCAL PENAL LAW— REMARKS CONCERNING THE LEGITIMACY OF ITS APPLICATIONThe article is devoted to the institution of. It is an independent institution in fiscal penal law. Auxiliary liability raises a lot of doubts. They concern imposing a fine for the fiscal offence on a person other than the person who committed it. The additional person is not guilty of an offence, but still pays a fine according to the Fiscal Penal Code. Because in the doctrine a civil law character is assigned to auxiliary responsibility, the author suggests abolishing this institution in fiscal penal law. The article presents the arguments in favour of it. Above all, the author demonstrates the contradiction wit...
For years, the issue of the legal nature of the additional tax liability established based on the re...
Split payment and criminal fiscal lawSummaryThe purpose of the article is to present solution...
The obligation to compensate the damage as a penalty and the civil claimsThis article contains the a...
The importance of intervention in fiscal penal lawThe article includes an assessment of the legal re...
Reimbursement of financial benefit derived from a tax offense of another person in the Fiscal P...
Imprisonment for fiscal offences — comments as to its ultimate natureThe article concerns sele...
The topic of the article is the desirability of restoring in fiscal penal law the state of higher ne...
PENALTY WAIVER FOR FISCAL CRIMESThe article is a theoretical study of waiving the penalty of a fisca...
Juvenile liability for fiscal offencesThe article reviews the most significant issues associated wit...
The article presents new types of criminal acts concerning the responsibility of a judicial enforcem...
THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE GLOSSARY TO THE LEGAL ACT BASED ON THE EXAMPLE OF THE POLISH FISCAL PENAL CO...
Some comments on criminal liability of heads of responsible bodies or organisational units of such b...
The analysis focuses on three types of liability, that is ancillary liability (Article 24 and 25 of ...
At the outset of the article the Author critically discusses terminological issues related to the A...
The article is a critical analysis of the newly introduced off ence of particularly au-dacious theft ...
For years, the issue of the legal nature of the additional tax liability established based on the re...
Split payment and criminal fiscal lawSummaryThe purpose of the article is to present solution...
The obligation to compensate the damage as a penalty and the civil claimsThis article contains the a...
The importance of intervention in fiscal penal lawThe article includes an assessment of the legal re...
Reimbursement of financial benefit derived from a tax offense of another person in the Fiscal P...
Imprisonment for fiscal offences — comments as to its ultimate natureThe article concerns sele...
The topic of the article is the desirability of restoring in fiscal penal law the state of higher ne...
PENALTY WAIVER FOR FISCAL CRIMESThe article is a theoretical study of waiving the penalty of a fisca...
Juvenile liability for fiscal offencesThe article reviews the most significant issues associated wit...
The article presents new types of criminal acts concerning the responsibility of a judicial enforcem...
THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE GLOSSARY TO THE LEGAL ACT BASED ON THE EXAMPLE OF THE POLISH FISCAL PENAL CO...
Some comments on criminal liability of heads of responsible bodies or organisational units of such b...
The analysis focuses on three types of liability, that is ancillary liability (Article 24 and 25 of ...
At the outset of the article the Author critically discusses terminological issues related to the A...
The article is a critical analysis of the newly introduced off ence of particularly au-dacious theft ...
For years, the issue of the legal nature of the additional tax liability established based on the re...
Split payment and criminal fiscal lawSummaryThe purpose of the article is to present solution...
The obligation to compensate the damage as a penalty and the civil claimsThis article contains the a...