Seminar - Public finance law and tax law 2200-1M039
Summer Semester
1. General Principles for Preparing a Master's Thesis
2. Selecting the Issue and Formulating the Master's Thesis Topic
3. Layout of the Master's Thesis, Content Division Structure, Chapter Order, and Completeness
4. Selection and Use of Sources in the Master's Thesis
5. Editorial Team for the Master's Thesis: Writing Technique, Table of Contents, Cross-References
6. Assessment Criteria for the Master's Thesis
7. Approval of Master's Thesis Topics for Individual Seminar Participants
8. Approval of Master's Thesis Plans for Individual Seminar Participants
9. Discussion of the Master's Thesis Concepts for Individual Seminar Participants
Summer Semester
Individual presentations by seminar participants on selected topics from the topics covered in their master's thesis; discussion.
Course coordinators
Type of course
Mode
Prerequisites (description)
Learning outcomes
After completing the course, the student:
– recognizes the principles of preparing a master's thesis (choice of topic, structure of the thesis, theses)
– submits the master's thesis
Assessment criteria
Continuous assessment (ongoing preparation for classes and participation)
Assessment of the submitted master's thesis
Bibliography
H.Litwińczuk, P.Karwat, W.Pietrasiewicz, K.Tetłak " Prawo podatkowe przedsiębiorców" redakcja H.Litwińczuk Warszawa 2017
H.Litwińczuk, M.Jamroży, P.Karwat, R.Krasnodębski " Opodatkowanie Spółek" Warszawa 2022
H.Litwińczuk" Międzynarodowe prawo podatkowe" Warszawa 2020