Fiscal Law is expressed as a branch of law that deals with the rules concerning financial obligations, the collection of public revenues, making public expenditures, the budget, public assets and public debts, and the disputes arising from them. Fiscal law, which is a sub-branch of public law, includes sub-branches of public revenues law (tax law), public expenditures law (expenses law) and budget law.

The aim of the courses given in the department of financial law in our faculty is to enable our undergraduate students to have basic knowledge of public revenues and expenditures, tax law and the Turkish Tax System and to specialize in this field. For this purpose, our 3rd year students are taught tax law as an annual compulsory course, our 2nd year students are given an elective fiscal theory course, and our 4th year students are given elective Turkish Tax System and Taxation of Lawyers courses.