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Dr.Mona Mahmoud Idelbi Academic RankAssociate Professor
Mona Mahmoud Idelbi

Specialization:

  • Public law: (public finance)

Research Interests:

  • Public Finance, Tax Legislation, Administrative Law, Administrative Judiciary

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PhD (Tax incentives to direct investments in developing countries) - Cairo University - 2006 Master's degree (Tax Disputes) - Damascus University - 1998 Bachelor's degree: Law - Damascus University 1993
Professor at the Faculty of Law at Damascus University Associate Professor at the College of Law at the University of Sharjah
a lawyer at the Syrian Bar Association
I participated in many committees for the discussion of doctoral and master's theses at Damascus University as an arbitrator member.
A lot of research has been done, including: - Tax case in Syria, Damascus University Journal for Legal and Economic Research, 2011 - Tax on lump-sum income (personal domain), Damascus University Journal of Legal and Economic Sciences, 2013 - Basis of assigning lump-sum income tax in Syria, Bahrain Journal of Legal Sciences, 2013. Expiration of tax debt by clearing in Syrian legislation, Al-Baath Journal for Human Sciences, 2021 - Expiration of the tax debt by statute of limitations (a comparative study in Syrian, Egyptian and Kuwaiti legislation), Journal of Law in Kuwait, 2021 - Customs Arbitration Procedures, Journal, Al-Baath Journal for Legal and Economic Sciences, Syria, 2018 - Sources of Funding the Budgets of Local Government Units in Syria and Egypt, Tishreen University Journal for Research and Scientific Studies, Syria, 2018 - The lump-sum income tax under Legislative Decree No. 10 of 2015 in Syria, Al-Baath Journal for Human Sciences, 2019
-Financial policy book for third year students -Financial control book for fourth year students
I supervised many master's and doctoral theses at Damascus University, including: Tax crime - tax reconciliation The authority of the administration to supervise the implementation of the public works contract - Prosecution in customs legislation - New cash issue Methods of combating customs smuggling The role of law in controlling the hidden economy The legal system for the tax penalty The role of the Budget and Accounts Committee in approving the general budget The effectiveness of the internal control of the public administration Taxes on service companies and financial intermediation The role of the governor in local decision-making The unified income tax and the possibility of its application in Syria The problem of public debt in Arab economies
Arbitration of some legal research in some refereed journals Arbitration of doctoral theses in preparation for appointment to the faculty membership
I prefer teaching in an interactive manner with students with questions and discussion away from the method of indoctrination, add to the topic of field visits to places that affect our courses such as the Ministry of Finance, Parliament and the Presidency of the Council of Ministers to see the progress of work and link theoretical information with practical reality.
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