International Journal of Public Finance (Dec 2020)

Legal Nature of Tax Cases in Turkish Law

  • Onur Kaplan

DOI
https://doi.org/10.30927/ijpf.815915
Journal volume & issue
Vol. 5, no. 2
pp. 237 – 252

Abstract

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Tax, as a concept, is money received from individuals based on public power. With the event that causes the tax, a tax liability arises on the taxpayer, and it is possible to collect a certain amount by using public power by the administration. In terms of taxation, which is one of the areas where interference with property rights is the most intense, violation of individuals' rights may come up in some cases. In other words, administrative authorities can carry out illegal activities by exceeding their superior powers. Therefore, judicial review of administrative acts and actions within the framework of legal rules is essential and necessary. As a rule, it can be stated that the lawsuits filed against taxation procedures, as in other administrative acts in Turkish law, are also administrative cases. In this direction, the addressees of the administration's acts and actions may apply to the administrative judiciary with the primary demand for their rights and interests. It is adopted that the settlement of disputes in the way of administrative jurisdiction is settled on a specific case. In this context, there is a particular type of case in the form of tax cases in the administrative jurisdiction. The legal nature of legal and instances of tax has been a debated issue. In this direction, regular examinations of tax cases have been examined.

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