Reference:
Krotkova N. V..
Sergei A. Kotlyarevskiy as a Representative of Soviet Jurisprudence
// Financial Law and Management.
2014. № 3.
P. 184-198.
DOI: 10.7256/2454-0765.2014.3.65842 URL: https://en.nbpublish.com/library_read_article.php?id=65842
Abstract:
The article highlights the views of S. A. Kotlyarevskiy on the Soviet constitutional system,
as well as his analysis of financial activity of the Soviet state. It is shown that in the search for an appropriate
balance of interests, Kotlyarevskiy examines in detail the relationship between the USSR
and republics and tries to build an optimal boundary line in distribution of competence to ensure the
successful functioning of the federation. The bulk of sources consist of works by Kotlyarevskiy in Soviet
period. When studying his papers it is important to relate the chronology of works with the facts
of his personal biography and political events in the world and Russia. The main principles of the present
study are: historicism, documentalism, comprehensive and unbiased analysis, critical evaluation of
the material. The research work uses the following general research methods: logical, historical, comparative,
sociological, and deduction, induction, analysis, synthesis, hypothesis, analogy, and others.
It is concluded that Kotlyarevskiy considers the Soviet constitutional system mainly from the formal
dogmatic point of view, however, he attempts to give political characteristics of social structure of the
USSR and its republics. He was one of the first scholars who carried out a systematic analysis of the financial activities of the Soviet state for the first years of its existence and gave valuable practical recommendations.
He is justly considered to be one of those who stood at the origins of the Soviet state,
administrative and financial law.
Keywords:
Sergei A. Kotlyarevskiy, state, Constitution, federalism, financial legislation, fiscal relations, budget of the USSR, local budgets, income tax, agricultural tax.
Reference:
Bylya, A.B..
Taxation history and views
of A. Smith and d.ricardo on taxes
// Financial Law and Management.
2013. № 2.
P. 136-141.
DOI: 10.7256/2454-0765.2013.2.63330 URL: https://en.nbpublish.com/library_read_article.php?id=63330
Abstract:
This article is devoted to the issues of evolution of taxation in different states (China,
Greece, Rome), taxation in Russia, teaching of A. Smith and D. Ricardo on taxes. The author also
points out some legal aspects of taxation regulation, as well as some sources of legal regulation
(Russkaia Pravda). Historically, the first taxes appear in the ancient world. The taxes were levied
for the needs of development of the first states, taxes being one of important elements of state,
financial guarantees for the government, ability to control the population. Firstly, the taxes were
regarded as sacrifice based on various customs and traditions of different peoples and nations.
Later taxes gain more and more importance with the development of state, and the needs to fulfill
the requirements of the state apparatus. Later various taxes appear, such as tithe, chiefry, etc. The
article shall be of interest to the students, postgraduate students, lecturers and all those interested
in taxation issues.
Keywords:
taxation, liturgy, chiefry, servage, tithe, tax, levies, contribution, the Russkaia Pravda, government.