Introduction

Chapter I
The general place of the system (including tax law) in cognitive science

Chapter II
Practice of implementing the law.
The manners of creating the law

Chapter III
Legal logic

Chapter IV
Public law, including international and European law

Chapter V
Legal (Procedural) Systems in Antiquity
The legal system in Attica

Chapter VI
The Classical Topical and Rhetorical view (Aristotle)

Chapter VII
Description of contemporary procedures as a compromise between the European historical tradition and the philosophical one (Thomas Aquinas)

Chapter VIII
Systemic and theoretical view. The theory of systems. The implementation of the most real objectives of a specific block of legal institutions. The General Theory of Systems

Chapter IX
The Theory of Science

Chapter X
A view on procedures resulting from the theory of asymmetrical events
Symmetrical events

Chapter XI
Theoretical issues of the relationship between law and
tax

Chapter XII
Material and formal aspects of basic tax procedure

Chapter XII
The Theory of Solutions: Systems of bounding and
lack of bounding

Chapter XIII
General aims and principles of administrative proceedings
in relation to tax

Chapter XIV
Hearing of evidence and material evidence familiarization.
Evaluation of evidence

Chapter XV
Construction of pleas to be solved during a specific
procedure and their connection with the theory of a
process. Specifying the course of the instance. Directions,
limits and interpretation of pleas

Chapter XVI
The normative model for tax procedure

Chapter XVII
Extraordinary procedures
Ordinary procedure