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Unia Europejska wobec wyzwań przyszłości. Aspekty prawne, finansowe i handlowe
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Unia Europejska wobec wyzwań przyszłości. Aspekty prawne, finansowe i handlowe

Author(s): / Language(s): English,Polish

Monografia poświęcona wyzwaniom prawnym, finansowym i handlowym, przed jakimi staje każdy kraj członkowski oraz cała Unia Europejska. Poszczególne artykuły poświęcone są następującym zagadnieniom: konieczność dokonywania zmian w sferze instytucjonalnej w sytuacji istotnych przemian zachodzących w bliższym i dalszym otoczeniu UE; wpływ traktatowych rozwiązań UE na organizację procesów gospodarczych; uprawnienia Komisji Europejskiej do wydawania aktów delegowanych i wykonawczych; jednolity system patentowy; kryzys finansowy 2008+ i związane z nim wzmocnienie zarządzania ekonomicznego, w tym ścisła współpraca fiskalna członków UE; problemy strefy euro; polityka handlowa Unii Europejskiej w kontekście strategii Europa 2020; środki protekcji uwarunkowanej w UE; handel produktami high-tech; handel UE z krajami Dalekiego Wschodu: Japonią i Republiką Korei. Kwestie te były dyskutowane na interdyscyplinarnej konferencji „Unia Europejska wobec wyzwań przyszłości” zorganizowanej w kwietniu 2015 r. przez Katedrę Europeistyki Uniwersytetu Ekonomicznego w Poznaniu w ramach Centrum Doskonałości Jeana Monneta.

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Court of Justice of the EU Ruling on Products from Territories Occupied by Israel
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Court of Justice of the EU Ruling on Products from Territories Occupied by Israel

Author(s): Michał Wojnarowicz,Szymon Zaręba / Language(s): English

On 12 November 2019, the Court of Justice of the EU (CJEU) issued a judgment on products from Jewish settlements in the Israeli-occupied West Bank and Golan Heights. It states that EU members are required to ensure that the origin is properly marked. The implementation of this requirement may cause disputes in the EU because of differences in Member States’ policies towards Israel. Tensions in relations with the U.S. are also possible, especially in the context of that country’s recent change in policy favouring the Israeli position on settlements. Hence, it is advisable for the EU to develop a uniform policy regarding imports and labelling of products from all occupied territories.

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Wyrok TSUE w sprawie produktów z terytoriów okupowanych przez Izrael
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Wyrok TSUE w sprawie produktów z terytoriów okupowanych przez Izrael

Author(s): Michał Wojnarowicz,Szymon Zaręba / Language(s): Polish

Trybunał Sprawiedliwości UE (TSUE) wydał 12 listopada 2019 r. wyrok ws. produktów z osiedli żydowskich na okupowanych przez Izrael Zachodnim Brzegu i Wzgórzach Golan. Wynika z niego, że członkowie UE mają obowiązek zapewnić odpowiednie oznakowanie pochodzenia tych produktów. Realizacja tego wymogu może wywołać spory na forum unijnym z uwagi na różnice w polityce wobec Izraela poszczególnych państw członkowskich. Niewykluczone są napięcia w relacjach z USA, zwłaszcza w świetle zmiany ich dotychczasowej polityki wobec izraelskiego osadnictwa. Stąd wskazane jest opracowanie jednolitej polityki UE dotyczącej importu i oznakowania produktów ze wszystkich terytoriów okupowanych.

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TOWARDS A KOSOVO DEVELOPMENT PLAN. The state of the Kosovo economy and possible ways forward
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TOWARDS A KOSOVO DEVELOPMENT PLAN. The state of the Kosovo economy and possible ways forward

Author(s): John Bradley,Gerald Knaus,Besim Beqaj,Andreas Wittkowsky / Language(s): English

The key priority for this (2004) and future Kosovo governments is to identify ways in which Kosovo can catch up with the rest of Europe. The overriding goal of Kosovo’s economic policy must be to bring about a substantial process of convergence towards European living standards within the next generation.To achieve this objective all government ministries, public institutions and agencies involved in formulating and implementing economic development policy – both at the central and at the local level – need a common strategic focus. The role of UNMIK, the European Union and of international donors is to support this focus on economic and social convergence and to assist with advice and – as part of the process of European integration – economic resources.

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Introduction to EU Law: Revision Guide
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Introduction to EU Law: Revision Guide

Author(s): Özgür Heval Çınar / Language(s): English

The real reason for the emergence of this book is that it is hard to find resources to explain complex issues of the EU Law in plain language, which makes it very difficult for those taking an interest, in particular law students. Moreover, many years of teaching experience in this subject and seeing students experience difficulties is the key driver behind this book. This book does not repeat material that is available in many textbooks that are in print. Rather, it endeavours to present every topic in plain language and concludes every chapter with a fictitious explanatory sample case. In other words, it is an introduction to the subject of EU Law, the objective of which is to explain the topic both theoretically and in its application dimension. Additionally, this book will assist students to prepare for examinations. At the end of the book there is also a test that summarizes all the subjects contained in the book, which is appropriate to the first stage SQE (Solicitors Qualifying Examination) examination model that will be introduced in September 2021.

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Noile modificări ale legislației fiscale vor provoca probleme financiare populației şi statului
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Noile modificări ale legislației fiscale vor provoca probleme financiare populației şi statului

Author(s): Gheorghe Costandachi / Language(s): Romanian

Moldova faces major tax problems. One of the problems of the tax system in the Republic of Moldova, which requires urgent solution, is tax evasion by individuals. This finding is brought from their own conclusions made in several studies and reports published by the Tax Service. Total annual tax losses on the full range of tax evasion are currently not estimated. The most widespread way of tax evasion is the intentional violation of tax law. This type of evasion can be committed consciously by the individual by concealing, from the tax service, income and wealth. In Moldova this type of evasion is used on the largest scale. The main factor is impunity…

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Членството на България в Европейския съюз: тринадесет години по-късно
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Членството на България в Европейския съюз: тринадесет години по-късно

Author(s): / Language(s): Bulgarian

The international scientific conference organized by International Economic Relations and Business Department at the University of National and World Economy was held for 19th time (13th since Bulgaria's accession to the European Union). Traditionally, it is dedicated to the Bulgarian membership in the European Union as well as the development of various aspects of the EU – policies, economy, internal market, trade, innovations, etc. Official welcome address to the participants was given by Prof. Dr. Dimitar Dimitrov, UNWE Rector, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Maria Bakalova, International Economics and Politics Faculty Dean, Prof. Dr. Milanka Slavova, International Economic Relations and Business Department Head, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Svetla Boneva, Secretary General for Scientific Research Projects, and Mr. Dragomir Stoynev, Chairperson of the Committee on European Affairs and Oversight of the European Funds.

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Self-Representation Guide for Micro, Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina
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Self-Representation Guide for Micro, Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina

Author(s): Not Specified Author / Language(s): English

(First edition) This Self-Representation Guide for Micro, Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (the Guide) is produced under the Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) Commercial Justice Technical Assistance Project (Project) implemented by the World Bank and funded with UK aid from the UK Government. The objective of the Project is to support justice institutions in implementing reforms that improve efficiency and access to commercial justice in BiH, building on the recommendations of the UK funded 2016 Feasibility Study on Improving Commercial Case Management in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (FBiH). The Project is part of a broader World Bank initiative to raise awareness of reform opportunities and inform policy dialogue on the efficiency, quality, and access to justice across countries in the Western Balkans, with a view to improve the performance of justice systems in these countries. The Project comprises five components, as follows: (1) strengthening commercial departments and commercial courts in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (FBiH) and the Republika Srpska (RS), respectively, through analysis of caseloads and workloads, and providing recommendations to re-engineer processes, reduce backlog and strengthen court management; (2) fast-tracking small claims, based on results of comparative legal analysis of civil procedure in BiH and in several countries of the European Union; (3) increasing access to justice for Micro, Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (MSMEs) through developing guides to increase legal literacy among firms; (4) capacity building through developing and implementing peer-led counseling and supplementary training for commercial judges; and (5) implementing procedural reforms to close loopholes and reduce bottlenecks in case processing through proposals for legislative amendments. This Guide is delivered under Project Component 3 - Increasing Access to Justice for MSMEs. Its purpose is to help the MSMEs in the FBiH to better understand court processes and gain basic knowledge necessary for self-representation at courts. The Guide provides answers to questions the MSMEs might have before deciding whether to litigate. The Guide is designed for MSMEs in the FBiH which do not possess formal knowledge in this area. A Guide of identical scope, structure and contents has been produced for MSMEs in the RS, reflecting specific features of the RS legal system and relevant regulation. The contents of the Guide and the topics addressed were defined based on broad consultations with representatives of business and legal community and the needs of the larger target audience. The Guide does not address all topics that might be of interest to some MSMEs, such as international litigations, labour disputes or administrative cases. These will be reconsidered during the process of revision of the Guide which will take place in 2020. The Guide uses a simple legal language and is written in a colloquial style, addressing directly a businessperson that considers using of court services. The first three chapters of the Guide introduce the notion of self-representation at courts and provide overview of the litigation procedure and organisation of the court system in the FBiH. Chapters IV-VII explain the rules of litigation step-by-step, providing guidelines for filing and responding to a lawsuit, preparing and participating at court hearings and filing an appeal. Chapters IX and X provide overview of special procedures that are important for businesses, such as liquidation and the bankruptcy procedure. Chapter XI explains the enforcement procedure, since implementation of judicial decisions is critical part of the judicial procedure. Finally, Chapter XII gives information on alternative dispute resolution methods, including characteristics, advantages and disadvantages of mediation and arbitration. Basic terms of litigation procedure are provided in the last chapter. Annex 1 provides information on ranges of court fees in each canton and links to the laws on court fees and calculators of court fees and costs of proceedings. Annex 2 provides contact details of courts as well as organizations or institutions that can provide additional referrals.

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Self-Representation Guide for Micro, Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises in Republika Srpska
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Self-Representation Guide for Micro, Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises in Republika Srpska

Author(s): Not Specified Author / Language(s): English

(First edition) This Self-Representation Guide for Micro, Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (MSMEs) in Republika Srpska (the Guide) is produced under the Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) Commercial Justice Technical Assistance Project (Project) implemented by the World Bank and funded with UK aid from the UK Government. The objective of the Project is to support justice institutions in implementing reforms that improve efficiency and access to commercial justice in BiH, building on the recommendations of the UK-funded 2016 Feasibility Study on Improving Commercial Case Management in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (FBiH). The Project is part of a broader World Bank initiative to raise awareness of reform opportunities and inform policy dialogue on the efficiency, quality, and access to justice across countries in the Western Balkans, with a view to improve the performance of justice systems in these countries. The Project comprises five components: (1) strengthening commercial departments and commercial courts in Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (FBiH) and Republika Srpska (RS), respectively, through analysis of caseloads and workloads, and providing recommendations to re-engineer processes, reduce backlog and strengthen court management; (2) fast-tracking small claims, based on results of comparative legal analysis of civil procedure in BiH and in several countries of the European Union; (3) increasing access to justice for Micro, Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (MSMEs) through developing guides to increase legal literacy among firms; (4) capacity building through developing and implementing peer-led counseling and supplementary training for commercial judges; and (5) implementing procedural reforms to close loopholes and reduce bottlenecks in case processing through proposals for legislative amendments. This Guide is delivered under Project Component 3 - Increasing Access to Justice for MSMEs. Its purpose is to help the MSMEs in the RS to better understand court processes and gain basic knowledge necessary for self-representation at courts. The Guide provides answers to questions that the MSMEs might have before deciding whether to litigate. The Guide is designed for MSMEs in the RS which do not possess formal knowledge in this area. A Guide of identical scope, structure and contents has been produced for MSMEs in the FBiH, reflecting specific features of the FBiH legal system and relevant regulation. The contents of the Guide and the topics addressed were defined based on broad consultations with representatives of business and legal community and the needs of the larger target audience. The Guide does not address all topics that might be of interest to some MSMEs, such as international litigations, labour disputes or administrative cases. These will be reconsidered during the process of revision of the Guide which will take place in 2020. The Guide uses a simple legal language and is written in a colloquial style, addressing directly a business person that considers using of court services. The first three chapters of the Guide introduce the notion of self-representation at courts and provide overview of the litigation procedure and organisation of the court system in the RS. Chapters IV-VII explain the rules of litigation step-by-step, providing guidelines for filing and responding to a lawsuit, preparing and participating at court hearings and filing an appeal. Chapters IX and X provide overview of special procedures that are important for businesses, such as liquidation and the bankruptcy procedure. Chapter XI explains the enforcement procedure, since implementation of judicial decisions is critical part of the judicial procedure. Finally, Chapter XII gives information on alternative dispute resolution methods, including characteristics, advantages and disadvantages of mediation and arbitration. Basic terms of litigation procedure are provided in the last chapter. Annex 1 provides links to the legislation on court fees and calculators of court fees and costs of proceedings. Annex 2 provides contact details of courts as well as organizations or institutions that can provide additional referrals.

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Self-Representation Guide for Micro, Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina
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Self-Representation Guide for Micro, Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina

Author(s): Not Specified Author / Language(s): English

(Second, extended edition) This Self-Representation Guide for Micro, Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (the Guide) is produced under the Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) Commercial Justice Technical Assistance Project(Project) implemented by the World Bank and funded with UK aid from the UK Government. The objective of the Project is to support justice institutions in implementing reforms that improve efficiency and access to commercial justice in BiH, building on the recommendations of the UK funded 2016 Feasibility Study on Improving Commercial Case Management in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The Project is part of a broader World Bank initiative to raise awareness of reform opportunities and inform policy dialogue on the efficiency, quality, and access to justice across countries in the Western Balkans, with a view to improve the performance of justice systems in these countries. The Project comprises five components, as follows: (1) strengthening commercial departments and commercial courts in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (FBiH) and the Republika Srpska (RS), respectively, through analysis of caseloads and workloads, and providing recommendations to re-engineer processes, reduce backlog and strengthen court management; (2) fast-tracking small claims, based on results of comparative legal analysis of civil procedure in BiH and in several countries of the European Union; (3) increasing access to justice for Micro, Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (MSMEs) through developing guides to increase legal literacy among firms; (4) capacity building through developing and implementing peer-led counseling and supplementary training for commercial judges; and (5) implementing procedural reforms to close loopholes and reduce bottlenecks in case processing through proposals for legislative amendments. This Guide is delivered under Project Component 3 - Increasing Access to Justice for MSMEs. Its purpose is to help the MSMEs in the FBiH to better understand court processes and gain basic knowledge necessary for self-representation at courts. The Guide provides answers to questions the MSMEs might have before deciding whether to litigate. The Guide is designed for MSMEs in the FBiH which do not possess formal knowledge in this area. A Guide of identical scope, structure and contents has been produced for MSMEs in the RS, reflecting specific features of the RS legal system and relevant regulation. The contents of the Guide and the topics addressed were defined based on broad consultations with representatives of business and legal community and the needs of the larger target audience. The Guide does not address all topics that might be of interest to some MSMEs, such as international litigations or labor disputes. The first edition of the Guide was published in December 2019 and widely distributed among the business community. To reflect the users’ feedback as well as lessons learnt from the impact of COVID-19 pandemics, this second edition was prepared to include a chapter on administrative disputes and provide additional information on liquidation and bankruptcy proceedings. The Guide uses a simple legal language and is written in a colloquial style, addressing directly a businessperson that considers using of court services. The first three chapters of the Guide introduce the notion of self-representation at courts and provide overview of the litigation procedure and organization of the court system in the FBiH. Chapters IV-VIII explain the rules of litigation step-by-step, providing guidelines for filing and responding to a lawsuit, preparing and participating at court hearings and filing an appeal. Chapters IX and X provide overview of special procedures that are important for businesses, such as liquidation and the bankruptcy procedure. Chapter XI explains the enforcement procedure, since implementation of judicial decisions is critical part of the judicial procedure. Chapter XII provides basic information on administrative disputes and proceedings in FBiH. Finally, Chapter XIII gives information on alternative dispute resolution methods, including characteristics, advantages and disadvantages of mediation and arbitration. Basic terms of litigation procedure are provided in the last chapter. Annex 1 provides information on ranges of court fees in each canton and links to the laws on court fees and calculators of court fees and costs of proceedings. Annex 2 provides contact details of courts as well as organizations or institutions that can provide additional referrals. Annex 3 provides table of templates’ examples.

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Self-Representation Guide for Micro, Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises in Republika Srpska
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Self-Representation Guide for Micro, Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises in Republika Srpska

Author(s): Not Specified Author / Language(s): English

(Second, extended edition) This Self-Representation Guide for Micro, Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (MSMEs) in Republika Srpska (the Guide) is produced under the Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) Commercial Justice Technical Assistance Project (Project) implemented by the World Bank and funded with UK aid from the UK Government. The objective of the Project is to support justice institutions in implementing reforms that improve efficiency and access to commercial justice in BiH, building on the recommendations of the UK-funded 2016 Feasibility Study on Improving Commercial Case Management in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The Project is part of a broader World Bank initiative to raise awareness of reform opportunities and inform policy dialogue on the efficiency, quality, and access to justice across countries in the Western Balkans, with a view to improve the performance of justice systems in these countries. The Project comprises five components: (1) strengthening commercial departments and commercial courts in Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (FBiH) and Republika Srpska (RS), respectively, through analysis of caseloads and workloads, and providing recommendations to re-engineer processes, reduce backlog and strengthen court management; (2) fast-tracking small claims, based on results of comparative legal analysis of civil procedure in BiH and in several countries of the European Union; (3) increasing access to justice for Micro, Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (MSMEs) through developing guides to increase legal literacy among firms; (4) capacity building through developing and implementing peer-led counseling and supplementary training for commercial judges; and (5) implementing procedural reforms to close loopholes and reduce bottlenecks in case processing through proposals for legislative amendments. This Guide is delivered under Project Component 3 - Increasing Access to Justice for MSMEs. Its purpose is to help the MSMEs in the RS to better understand court processes and gain basic knowledge necessary for self-representation at courts. The Guide provides answers to questions that the MSMEs might have before deciding whether to litigate. The Guide is designed for MSMEs in the RS which do not possess formal knowledge in this area. A Guide of identical scope, structure and contents has been produced for MSMEs in the FBiH, reflecting specific features of the FBiH legal system and relevant regulation. The contents of the Guide and the topics addressed were defined based on broad consultations with representatives of business and legal community and the needs of the larger target audience. The Guide does not address all topics that might be of interest to some MSMEs, such as international litigations or labor disputes. The first edition of the Guide was published in December 2019 and widely distributed among the business community. To reflect the users’ feedback as well as lessons learnt from the impact of COVID-19 pandemics, this second edition was prepared to include a chapter on administrative disputes and provide additional information on liquidation and bankruptcy proceedings. The Guide uses a simple legal language and is written in a colloquial style, addressing directly a business person that considers using of court services. The first three chapters of the Guide introduce the notion of self-representation at courts and provide overview of the litigation procedure and organization of the court system in the RS. Chapters IV-VIII explain the rules of litigation step-bystep, providing guidelines for filing and responding to a lawsuit, preparing and participating at court hearings and filing an appeal. Chapters IX and X provide overview of special procedures that are important for businesses, such as liquidation and the bankruptcy procedure. Chapter XI explains the enforcement procedure, since implementation of judicial decisions is critical part of the judicial procedure. Chapter XII provides basic information on administrative disputes and proceedings in the RS. Finally, Chapter XIII gives information on alternative dispute resolution methods, including characteristics, advantages and disadvantages of mediation and arbitration. Basic terms of litigation procedure are provided in the last chapter. Annex 1 provides links to the legislation on court fees and calculators of court fees and costs of proceedings. Annex 2 provides contact details of courts as well as organizations or institutions that can provide additional referrals. Annex 3 provides table of templates’ examples.

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Prospects for the Negotiations of the EU Digital Markets Act
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Prospects for the Negotiations of the EU Digital Markets Act

Author(s): Marta Makowska / Language(s): English

Negotiations of the Digital Markets Act (DMA), one of two flagship EU legislative proposals to regulate online platforms, are entering the decisive phase. France, presiding over the EU Council, wants to bring about an agreement between the states, the European Commission (EC), and the European Parliament(EP) by mid-2022. Adoption of certain EP amendments increasing the obligations of American platforms only may temporarily weaken the cooperation between the EU and United States in the area of digitalisation. Ultimately, however, it will gain momentum in the face of competition from China.

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Oszustwa związane z VAT w dobie pandemii i cyfryzacji gospodarki
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Oszustwa związane z VAT w dobie pandemii i cyfryzacji gospodarki

Author(s): / Language(s): Polish

Celem monografii jest próba identyfikacji wpływu pandemii oraz rozwoju gospodarki cyfrowej na skalę i formę oszustw związanych z VAT, szczególnie w transakcjach transgranicznych z wykorzystaniem konstrukcji „znikającego przedsiębiorcy /podatnika”. Charakterystyce i ocenie poddano także podejmowane w Polsce oraz z inicjatywy UE działania zmierzające do uproszczenia i uszczelnienia poboru tego podatku. Rozważania skoncentrowano na aspektach fiskalnych i nowych tendencjach oszustw związanych z VAT (część pierwsza) oraz kwestiach normatywnych tych oszustw i podejmowanych przeciwko nim inicjatywach (część druga). Przyjęty podział nie ma charakteru dychotomicznego, gdyż przedstawione zagadnienia wzajemnie się przenikają i warunkują, pozwolił jednak wyeksponować wpływ pandemii i gospodarki cyfrowej na funkcjonowanie podatników VAT, w tym także tych nieuczciwych, oraz organów podatkowych wymierzających, pobierających i uszczelniających ten podatek.

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Modalități de îmbunătățire a echității fiscale și a rezilienței persoanelor fizice: propuneri formulate de Expert-Grup în contextul avizării proiectului de lege pentru modificarea politicii fiscale și vamale
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Modalități de îmbunătățire a echității fiscale și a rezilienței persoanelor fizice: propuneri formulate de Expert-Grup în contextul avizării proiectului de lege pentru modificarea politicii fiscale și vamale

Author(s): Vitalie Rapcea / Language(s): Romanian

This article examines the draft law for the amendment of some normative acts concerning fiscal and customs policy submitted for public consultation on 22.05.2023. The Expert-Group welcomes the intention of the authors to support "increasing the resilience of natural persons through fiscal instruments" and that of creating a harmonized and fair tax and customs system", one that would allow, among other things, to "combat the phenomenon of the salary in the envelope". In order to more fully achieve the objectives set by the Ministry of Finance through fiscal and customs policy, the Expert-Group came up with the proposals for: unification of quotas on income from investment activities, including the income obtained from securities issued by cities or other forms of administrative- territorial; the establishment of fiscal equity when establishing the road use tax; the establishment of the mechanism to facilitate wage increases and "passing on the white" by establishing a temporary mechanism for reimbursement of the tax costs of the wage increase borne by employers (MASCS), etc. Additionally, the Expert-Group proposed the revision of several Government Decisions for: the annual indexing of the ceiling for the deduction of expenses regarding the organized transport of employees/day workers; expanding the deductibility also on the expenses associated with the adaptation of means of transport/spaces to the needs of employees with reduced mobility; as well as the establishment of differentiated compensations for the transport of people with disabilities; granting for all economic agents that employ people with disabilities the same subsidies related to the expenses related to the payment of the salary as in the case of specialized enterprises (for the deaf, blind, etc.).

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Între justiție iluzorie, tactică politică și atentate în adresa independenței băncii centrale. Opinie pe marginea inițiativei de a redistribui o parte din profiturile BNM pentru acoperirea a „furtului miliardului”
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Între justiție iluzorie, tactică politică și atentate în adresa independenței băncii centrale. Opinie pe marginea inițiativei de a redistribui o parte din profiturile BNM pentru acoperirea a „furtului miliardului”

Author(s): Adrian Lupușor / Language(s): Romanian

At the beginning of this week, the President of the country, Igor Dodon, came up with the initiative to reallocate part of the profit of the National Bank of Moldova (BNM) to the state budget in order to partially cover the state debt formed following the entry into force of the "law billion". The NBM supported this proposal, stating that "the partial distribution of the NBM's profits, under the agreed conditions, corresponds to international standards in the field of capitalization of central banks. The solution is a balanced one and will allow the gradual accumulation of the National Bank's capital, necessary for the exercise of its mandate, as well as the reduction of the burden on the state budget by distributing profits to it". This initiative requires a deeper deciphering and analytical interpretation, as it contradicts the principles of central bank independence and has important implications for the macro-financial stability framework in the country. In addition, the initiative cannot solve the fundamental problem: lack of real progress in the process of investigations on the "theft of the billion", and the necessary resources for the early repayment of the debt have not been identified.

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ПРАВОТО И БИЗНЕСЪТ В СЪВРЕМЕННОТО ОБЩЕСТВО
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ПРАВОТО И БИЗНЕСЪТ В СЪВРЕМЕННОТО ОБЩЕСТВО

Author(s): / Language(s): Bulgarian

The book is published as a result of a national scientific conference “The law and the business in the contemporary society”, which took place at 19 October 2023 in the University of Economics – Varna. The scientific forum was organized by the Legal sciences Department – project SPF – KC 24 - LBCS, pursuant to contract for partial financing of scientific forum according to Regulation for the conditions and order of evaluation, planning, distribution and spending of funds from the state budget for financing of the inherent for the state higher schools scientific or artistic activity, promulgated State Gazette 73/16.09.2016, effective of 01.01.2017, adopted by decree of the Council of ministers № 233 /10.09.2016 г.

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Civil Society against Organised Crime: Roles, Methods and Practices
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Civil Society against Organised Crime: Roles, Methods and Practices

Author(s): Filip Stojanović / Language(s): English

International legislative framework does not properly recognise the relevance of civil society in the fight against organised crime and does not provide for full civil society participation. As a consequence, the effort of civil society to achieve progress in fighting organised crime and build a strong and stable communication channels for key stakeholders in the public and private sector remains questionable. This is why civil society advocates the revision of the existing international legislative framework. Civil society plays two main roles in tackling the issue of organised crime. It is very useful in exposing illicit organised crime activities, and it can serve as support to criminal justice efforts and reforms in the fight against organised crime. However, the challenge lies in the fact that most civil society organisations are specialised or focused on one specific area of organised crime. They also depend on national situations and donors’ funding availability. On the other hand, civil society can link relevant institutions and the private sector in the fight against organised crime.

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ПО ВЪПРОСА ЗА ОСПОРВАНЕТО НА АВТЕНТИЧНОСТТА НА ПЪЛНОМОЩНО И ДОГОВОР ЗА ПРАВНА ПОМОЩ ОТ НАСРЕЩНАТА СТРАНА ПО ГРАЖДАНСКО ДЕЛО

ПО ВЪПРОСА ЗА ОСПОРВАНЕТО НА АВТЕНТИЧНОСТТА НА ПЪЛНОМОЩНО И ДОГОВОР ЗА ПРАВНА ПОМОЩ ОТ НАСРЕЩНАТА СТРАНА ПО ГРАЖДАНСКО ДЕЛО

Author(s): Borislav Borisov / Language(s): Bulgarian Publication Year: 0

The paper focuses on the increasingly common cases of disputing the authenticity of a power of attorney and a contract for legal assistance presented in a civil case. On the basis of the regulations in the Civil Procedure Code and the opinions of legal science, conclusions have been drawn about the possible approach in similar cases by the court in order to avoid adverse consequences.

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ЗА КОНКУРЕНЦИЯТА МЕЖДУ ПРАВАТА НА СОБСТВЕНИКА И ПОЛЗВАТЕЛЯ НА ЗЕМЕДЕЛСКИ ЗЕМИ ПРИ СКЛЮЧВАНЕ НА ДОГОВОР ЗА АРЕНДА

ЗА КОНКУРЕНЦИЯТА МЕЖДУ ПРАВАТА НА СОБСТВЕНИКА И ПОЛЗВАТЕЛЯ НА ЗЕМЕДЕЛСКИ ЗЕМИ ПРИ СКЛЮЧВАНЕ НА ДОГОВОР ЗА АРЕНДА

Author(s): Galina Nikolova / Language(s): Bulgarian Publication Year: 0

The report focuses on the requirement for a lease agreement for agricultural land under the Agricultural Tenancy Act to be concluded by the owner as the lessor. However, when a limited real right of use is established on the object of the contract, it is the usufructuary who holds the actual authority over the property, which should be granted to the lessee. In this sense, the competition between the rights of the owner and the user to conclude the contract is analyzed, as well as to what extent the legal requirement that it be the owner does not create competition between the rights of the lessee and the user. Proposals have also been made for possible solutions, including through amendments to the relevant legal provision.

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АКТУАЛНИ ПРОБЛЕМИ НА ОПРЕДЕЛЯНЕ НА АДВОКАТСКОТО ВЪЗНАГРАЖДЕНИЕ В ПРАКТИКАТА НА СЪДИЛИЩАТА

АКТУАЛНИ ПРОБЛЕМИ НА ОПРЕДЕЛЯНЕ НА АДВОКАТСКОТО ВЪЗНАГРАЖДЕНИЕ В ПРАКТИКАТА НА СЪДИЛИЩАТА

Author(s): Raya Georgieva / Language(s): Bulgarian Publication Year: 0

This report examines issues of a topical nature regarding the imperative changes following the second decision of the Court of Justice of the European Union union , with which from the beginning on 2024 The Ordinance for the minimum lawyer's rewards already is not mandatory for the court when everything pronounces by objection for excessiveness. Matters concerning the proposed amendments to the Law on Advocacy, voted by the National Assembly, the veto imposed of the President on the new ones rules for determination on lawyers' remuneration , according to which them contravene the law of the European Union.

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