TAX AND CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE

Civil disobedience is a peaceful protest act that is carried out publicly and unconstitutionally for the sake of the superior values contained in the rule of law, while at the same time not harming the superior legal values of the third persons. There are various theoretical bases related to civil disobedience in financial law. These; It is possible to collect under the titles of taxation, tax strike, tax refusal, tax evasion and tax rebellion. It is possible to collect these concepts under the heading of tax disobedience. Tax disobedience can be defined as the violation of tax laws individually or collectively by the taxpayers in order to provide justice in the tax system. It is possible to encounter various tax disobedience cases when the historical case is examined. In today s financial law, tax disobedience can be an important communication tool between the taxpayer and the state. In this sense, tax disobedience is an important tool in solving financial problems through dialogue without escaping anarchism.