En ingls slo se niegan los auxiliares.

El lio que tienes es que "have" puede ser "tener" o "haber".

Cuando es "haber" se niega "haven't" y cuando es "tener" se niega "don't
have"
Por tanto:
"Tengo dinero" -> "I have money"
"No tengo dinero" -> "I don't have money"
"He estudiado" -> "I have studied"
"No he estudiado" -> "I haven't studied"
Por otro lado:
"I have got money" sera algo as como "he obtenido dinero" o lo que es lo
mismo "tengo dinero"
En este caso "have" es "haber", auxiliar, as que:
"I haven't got money" -> "No he obtenido dinero" o "no tengo dinero"

We use Have and Have got to show possessions. For example I have got
a pen and I have a pen have the same meaning.
But pay attention:
"I have got a pen" affirmative
"I haven't got a pen" negative
"Have you got a pen?" interrogative
"I have a pen" affirmative
"I don't have a pen" negative
"Do you have a pen?" interrogative
In the past we use have instead of have got
She had a pink guitar when she was young
She had got a pink guitar when she was young
Did you have a headache yesterday?
Had you got a headache yesterday?