The Civil Law Influence on the Tax Law Terminology and Legal Institutions

Abstract

The purpose of this study is to analyze civil laws influence on tax law terminology and legal institutions.
 The article proves that the civil and tax law interconnection is based on unified property algorithms, which serve as the basis of most legal institutions of these branches of law. This permits civil law, as a relatively old and advanced branch of law, to have a great impact on tax law.
 In addition, this article investigates the continuation of civil and tax legal regulation that is causing civil events and legal facts to be considered in tax rules.
 The analysis of civil and tax legal terminology reveals a legal reception of the civil terms by the tax law, and some terms have changed their meanings. The author exposes problems caused by multiple meanings of legal terms and justifies the need for legal terms to be unambiguousness. It is been proven that the terminological field conception does not apply to solving the problems of civil law and tax law interconnection.
 In the concluding part of this article, an authorial methodology for solving the terminological problems is offered. This methodology involves the forms of civil laws influence on tax law.