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Operațiunile fictive – între fiscal și penal
Fictitious operations – between fiscal and criminal

Author(s): Alina‑Adriana Arseni
Subject(s): Criminal Law, Law on Economics, Fiscal Politics / Budgeting
Published by: Editura Solomon
Keywords: tax evasion; fictitious operations; abuse of law;

Summary/Abstract: This article analyses the tax evasion offence in the version of fictitious operations, in the context of differentiating it both from the abuse of law and from fraud in tax matters. The form of criminalisation concerned excellently emphasises the existing dynamic between the tax liability and the criminal one, considering that the tax inspection bodies often show an ambiguous approach in the reasoning comprised in tax inspection reports, oscillating between claiming either that a certain operation is not real, thus bearing possible criminal implications, or that it is insufficiently proven, thus non-compliant taxwise. In the event of incurring criminal liability for such an offence, the damage to the public budget is naturally established, while not incurring liability for tax evasion may have various implications on the related tax duties, as we will briefly show herein.

  • Issue Year: 2022
  • Issue No: 6
  • Page Range: 440-446
  • Page Count: 7
  • Language: Romanian