FINANCIAL LAW
The paper is devoted to the study of issues related to the determination of the legal nature of tax liability. The study is aimed at delineating and determining the essence of tax liability as an institution of administrative or financial (tax) law. Implementation of the task is related not only to the identification of unique properties of the phenomenon of liability in the field of taxation, but also to the study of the necessity of isolating this protective institution within the framework of tax or administrative relations. The authors come to the conclusion that administrative and tax liability (liability for violation of tax legislation) correlate between each other as the general and private and have a common administrative public nature, peculiar to such sectoral types of responsibility as tax, financial, administrative responsibility. The obtained results provide a promising opportunity to identify the legal links of the institution, to investigate the peculiarities of its sectoral application, to determine modern trends of transformation approaches developed by the science of financial and administrative law.
The paper is devoted to the study of the main factors of development of integration tax law in the new world order. The author analyzes the peculiarities of the legal mechanism of the EU tax policy, the OECD soft law acts and their impact on the legal regulation of cross-border activities of international companies. According to the results of the study, the author concludes that the new world order, the main feature of which is still the process of globalization of economic and political relations, in the last few years is characterized by an increase in the opposite trend called “new” State sovereignty. This phenomenon is expressed in the policy of economic restrictions (sanctions) against individual states (USA, EU—Russia); in strengthening the policy of protectionism (USA—China); in politics isolationism as a consequence of the world economic crisis caused by the pandemic; in the special position of some EU member States (e.g. Hungary) concerning separate issues of migration and economic policy, etc. Strengthening the “new” state sovereignty entails the improvement of the political and legal mechanism of harmonizing the positions of States for making compromise decisions. This, in turn, means expanding the application of “soft law” rules and strengthening the role of international organizations as their primary source in the regulation of international relations and development of national law in accordance with international standards.
PHILOSOPHY AND ETHICS OF LAW
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION AND ADMINISTRATIVE PROCESS
STATE POWER AND LOCAL SELF-GOVERNMENT
LEGAL REGULATION IN THE INFORMATION SPHERE
LABOR RELATIONS AND SOCIAL SECURITY
CRIMINAL PROCEDURE
ISSN 2782-1862 (Online)