Nataliia Isaieva

• Candidate of Legal Sciences (specialty 12.00.02 — Constitutional Law; Municipal Law).
• Senior Research Fellow.
• Associate Professor certified by the Ministry of Education and Science.

Her research interests include financial law, tax law, the legal regulation of state and local budgets, local taxation, and related matters.

She began her professional career in education and research in 1989 at the Institute of State and Law, where she currently serves as Chief Research Fellow. Since 1993, she has combined research with teaching at higher education institutions. In 2001, the Union of Lawyers of Ukraine named her Law Lecturer of the Year. She has worked at Kyiv University of Law of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine since its establishment and actively contributes to drafting legislation. For her significant contribution to legal scholarship in local self-government, she has repeatedly received a Certificate of Honour from the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine, commendations from the Mayor of Kyiv, and certificates from the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine and the Ministry of Finance of Ukraine.

She is the author of nearly 150 encyclopaedia entries and more than 90 academic and teaching-methodology works, including the co-authored commentary “The Constitution of Ukraine”, the two-volume co-authored textbook “Administrative Law of Ukraine: An Academic Course”, the co-authored textbook “Municipal Law of Ukraine”, the co-authored study guide “Constitutional Rights, Freedoms and Duties of the Individual and Citizen in Ukraine”, the two-volume textbook “Constitutional Law of Ukraine: An Academic Course”, as well as chapters in collective monographs and publications in collections of research papers and Ukrainian and international journals.

1. Problems in the Theory of Constitutional Law of Ukraine: Collective Monograph / Yu. S. Shemshuchenko, O. V. Skrypniuk, O. V. Batanov, D. Ye. Prokopov, O. I. Yushchyk et al.; edited by Yu. S. Shemshuchenko. Section 11, §11.2 “Constitutional and Legal Issues of Tax Reform in Ukraine”. Kyiv: Parliamentary Publishing House, 2013. 616 p. P. 579–593.
2. Financial Law of Ukraine: Teaching-Methodology Package / Compiled by N. K. Isaieva. Kyiv: National Academy of Management, 2013. 123 p.
3. Tax Law of Ukraine: Teaching-Methodology Package / Compiled by N. K. Isaieva. Kyiv: National Academy of Management, 2013. 62 p.
4. Appealing Decisions of Tax Authorities and Their Officials in the Context of Constitutional Human and Civil Rights. Journal of Kyiv University of Law. 2013. No. 3. P. 113–116.
5. Organisational and Legal Foundations of State Tax Policy. State and Law: Collection of Research Papers. Legal and Political Sciences. Issue 61. Kyiv: V. M. Koretsky Institute of State and Law of the NAS of Ukraine, 2013. P. 425–429.
6. Current Issues in the Development of Local Self-Government and the Territorial Organisation of Power in Ukraine amid Constitutional and Legal Modernisation. Constitutional State. Issue 25, marking the 65th anniversary of the V. M. Koretsky Institute of State and Law of the NAS of Ukraine, 1949–2014. Kyiv: Yurydychna Dumka, 2014. P. 98–120.
7. Appealing Decisions of Tax Authorities and Their Officials in the Context of Constitutional Human and Civil Rights in Ukraine. Current Issues of Modern Constitutional Law of Ukraine: Collection of Research Papers / edited by Academician of the NAS of Ukraine Yu. S. Shemshuchenko and Doctor of Legal Sciences, Professor O. V. Batanov. Kyiv: Yurydychna Dumka, 2014. P. 47–67.
8. Taxation of Factoring Transactions with Corporate Income Tax. Legal Gazette. Nos. 15–16 (409–410), 26 August 2014. P. 34–35.
9. Subsection 2.7, “Current Issues of Tax Legislation in the Context of Ukraine’s Constitutional Reform”. Theoretical Problems in the Development of Ukraine’s Constitutional Legislation at the Present Stage: Collective Monograph / Yu. S. Shemshuchenko, O. I. Yushchyk, O. V. Skrypniuk et al.; edited by Yu. S. Shemshuchenko and O. I. Yushchyk. Kyiv: Yurydychna Dumka, 2015. 316 p. P. 188–200.
10. Improving Ukraine’s Tax Legislation in the Contemporary Period. Journal of Kyiv University of Law. Kyiv, 2015. No. 3. P. 122–125.
11. Problems in Applying Ukrainian Tax Legislation when Determining Whether an Individual Is a Resident of Ukraine. Journal of Kyiv University of Law. Kyiv, 2016.
12. Improving Ukraine’s Tax Legislation in the Context of Tax Reform. State and Law: Collection of Research Papers. Legal and Political Sciences. Kyiv: V. M. Koretsky Institute of State and Law of the NAS of Ukraine, 2016.
13. Legal Issues concerning Factoring Agreements and Improving the Taxation of Factoring Transactions in the Banking Sector. Journal of Kyiv University of Law. Kyiv, 2016.