The term corruption refers to social phenomena. Corruption can occur on a variety scales. Corruption may vary from small favors among small number of people (petty corruption), to corruption that affects the government on a large scale (large-scale corruption), and corruption that is so wide spread that is a part everyday structure of society, including corruption as one of the symptoms of organized crime. The recent spread of corruption has changed certain characteristics of society. Corrupt benefits are collected by corrupt people in groups and corrupt people are felt by uncorrupt citizens and society. Corruption is a major problem of any society today, and its elements are divided into: abuse of power, position, or authorized side of the bribe recipient, active participation of the bribe – giver in the corrupt act, mutual benefit from the corrupt act, and common interest in avoiding criminal responsibility. Corruption threatens the rule of law, equality, parity and security of citizens, trust in public institutions and the rule of law. Due to the mentioned above, it is extremely important to set corruption as such as the primary problem in functioning of every society and every state. The scope and depth of damage that corruption cause to society are the main reason way this problem should be remedied as quickly and efficiently as possible.