The Department staff also conduct doctoral, master’s, and bachelor’s seminars.
The courses conducted by our Department are part of the so-called “tax advisor path,” after completing which students are exempted from part of the professional exam for tax advisors.
For information on the courses conducted by the Department staff in the current and upcoming semester, please refer to the following:
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FINANCIAL AND TAX LAW
Instructors: Prof. Dominik Gajewski, Dr. Adam Olczyk, Dr. Artur Bogucki, Dr. Marcin Kotlarz
Lecture: 45 hours
ECTS Points: 4.5
Course Code: 224460
The aim of the course is to familiarize students with the principles and mechanisms of financial law. It covers regulations on public financial flows - acquisition, management (including planning), and expenditure of public funds, the functioning of the social security system, and the basic institutions of banking law. Students will learn about the creation and functioning of the public finance regulatory system, the relationships between public law institutions in the public finance sector, and the desired and actual behavior of the recipients of these regulations. The course also covers the organization of the tax administration, the structure of the tax system in Poland, as well as selected taxes (local taxes, agricultural tax, forest tax, tax on civil law transactions), and public fees and contributions. The detailed scope of tax law constructs discussed is determined by an agreement with the State Examination Commission for Tax Advisory.
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BUSINESS LAW
Instructors: Prof. Dominik Gajewski, Dr. Adam Olczyk, Dr. Marcin Kotlarz, Dr. Artur Bogucki
Lecture: 21 hours
ECTS Points: 4.5
Course Code: 210110
The aim of the course is to familiarize students with the principles of business law, which regulates the status of entrepreneurs and their relationships with contractors, with particular attention to conducting business in the context of the EU single market. Students will understand the role of law in the economy and learn the legal foundations for undertaking and conducting business activities, legal forms of business operations, types of commercial transactions conducted by entrepreneurs, principles of resolving business disputes, and the legal conditions of state influence on the economy.
The additional goal is to demonstrate the legal security of business operations and ways to resolve legal issues encountered by entrepreneurs (based on case studies - changing the legal form by the entrepreneur, setting contract terms, court economic proceedings, bankruptcy proceedings).
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BASICS OF LAW
Instructors: Dr. Adam Olczyk, Dr. Marcin Kotlarz, Dr. Artur Bogucki
Lecture: 30 hours
ECTS Points: 4
Course Code: 110540
The aim of the lecture is to introduce students to the basic concepts of law, indicate the role of law in the modern economy, teach the principles of legal interpretation, and provide knowledge of the basics of civil law, which students are most likely to encounter in a market economy.
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TAX LAW
Instructors: Prof. Dominik Gajewski, Dr. Adam Olczyk
Lecture: 30 hours
ECTS Points: 3
Course Code: 130660
The aim of the course is to provide general knowledge about the theory of tax law and information on the main solutions of Polish tax law, with a detailed discussion of the legal structures of individual taxes in Poland.
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TAX PLANNING
Instructor: Prof. Dominik Gajewski
Lecture: 30 hours
ECTS Points: 3
Course Code: 230110
The course presents the impact of taxation on the business decisions of companies and their owners (partners). It analyzes alternative decision variants from a tax perspective, systematizes methods for measuring tax burdens, and the means and effects of policies on tax income reporting. It aims to develop skills in applying tax optimization methods and tools.
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JUDICIAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEEDINGS
Instructor: Prof. Dominik Gajewski
Lecture: 15 hours
Exercises: 15 hours
ECTS Points: 3
Course Code: 220960
The course familiarizes students with the control of decisions by public administration authorities in administrative and judicial-administrative proceedings. It presents the procedure of administrative and judicial-administrative proceedings and the effects of administrative court rulings. It also discusses the structure of administrative courts.
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WORKSHOPS ON WRITING DOCUMENTS IN TAX, JUDICIAL, AND JUDICIAL-ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEEDINGS
Instructor: Prof. Dominik Gajewski
Lecture: 15 hours
ECTS Points: 3
Course Code: 235440
The aim of the course is to familiarize students with administrative procedures, various tax procedures, and judicial-administrative procedures related to drafting documents during these proceedings.
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CIVIL LAW
Instructor: Dr. Adam Olczyk
Lecture: 15 hours
ECTS Points: 1.5
Course Code: 222980
The aim of the course is to familiarize students with the principles of civil law, the basics of making legally binding declarations of will, forms of legal acts, and the effects of defective declarations of will. Students will learn the full characteristics of the civil law relationship: its sources, subjects, and object. They will also become acquainted with the rules governing civil law transactions, including the ability to act through third parties, terms, and effects of the statute of limitations. In terms of property law, students will learn ways to protect property rights, use limited property rights, especially such as a mortgage or pledge to secure receivables. The course aims to teach students to distinguish between contractual and tort liability, the premises of both liability regimes, and the principles of bearing this responsibility. An additional goal is to familiarize students with selected types of named contracts in the Polish Civil Code and to present the principles of statutory and testamentary inheritance.
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