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Tax Burden Optimization for Natural Persons
Papežová, Lenka ; Svirák, Pavel (referee) ; Brychta, Karel (advisor)
The bachelor thesis is focused on optimization of taxation of selected individuals with different types of income. The first part of the thesis deals with the basic concepts and theoretical starting points regarding the issue of personal income tax. The analytical and practical part is focused on the concrete solution of minimizing the tax burden of taxpayers on income according to the valid legislation of the Czech Republic.
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Optimization of Corporate Income Tax in Selected Trading Company
Brothánková, Eliška ; Mužátková, Lenka (referee) ; Kopřiva, Jan (advisor)
This diploma thesis deals with the analysis of optimization of corporate income tax, specifically limited liability company, using the available funds according to the valid legal regulation. The thesis is focused mainly on legal tax optimization, but for interest is mentioned also illegal optimization. The aim of my diploma thesis is to optimize the tax liability of the limited liability company on model examples and recommend to the partners of these corporations how to achieve the most effective tax obligations.
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Tax Optimization of Selected Subject
Smejkal, Eduard ; Fic, Vladislav (referee) ; Kopřiva, Jan (advisor)
The present Dissertation deals with optimisation of tax burden of both natural persons and legal entities. Different types of business forms are selected for comparison purposes. The main objective of the Dissertation is to draw up and provide a draft strategy of tax optimisation for tax entities on the basis of selection of the most suitable form of doing business. The results are evaluated in the conclusion of the Dissertation, where also the most suitable variant of doing business is proposed for selected tax entities.
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Tax Optimalization of the Business Subject
Le, Thi Thuy Duong ; Harvánek,, Jaromír (referee) ; Kopřiva, Jan (advisor)
This thesis is dealing with the tax optimization of the selected company. The introduction of the thesis is devoted to Czech income tax legislation focusing on taxation of legal entities. The aim of the thesis is to identify areas that allow legal tax optimization of the selected subject. Subsequently, measures will be proposed to the entity to reduce the resulting tax liability.
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Optimization of tax on corporate income in the selected company
BERÁNKOVÁ, Monika
The topic of my diploma thesis is tax optimization in a chosen business subject. The thesis aims at finding the most optimum of corporation income tax in order that the selected entity has as low tax liability as possible. Methodology contains description of my suggested variants of optimization: adjusting the value of vouchers, creation of a reserve on repair the company's headquarters, giving free benefits for public benefit purposes, employment of people with disabilities and depreciation that relates to the acquisition of new fixed asset. I have chosen enterprise XYZ, a. s. (company doesn´t want to say name), which carries on in agriculture. The company is one of the most important business corporations operating in the Czech-Moravian Highlands and South Bohemia. Options optimization from methodology are processed in practical part on data enterprise XYZ, a. s. out of year 2016. In the final part of the thesis are calculated the total savings and the optimization options evaluated.
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Tax optimization of travel expenses of the chosen company
Němcová, Viktorie ; Finardi, Savina (advisor) ; Kábelová, Lucie (referee)
The bachelor thesis Tax optimization of travel expenses of the chosen company describes the legal regulation of travel expenses in accordance to Labour Code and Income Tax Act as amended for the year 2017 and applies these acquaintances within the evaluation of travel expenses in the company QED GROUP plc. The theoretical part of this thesis is aimed at some problematical areas of travel expenses beyond the scope of general regulation such as a view on employee definition in accordance to Labour Code and Income Tax Act, determining the influence of setting place of regular workplace and its influence to transport expenses or explaining the difference between food allowance and meal tickets. The practical part of the thesis focuses to verify if the correct approach regarding travel expenses is applied by the company, evaluates this approach from the perspective of taxation aspects and eventually suggests preferable tax solution. The subordinate aim of this thesis is to revise the internal directive of travel expenses of the company depending on acquaintances from both parts of the thesis.
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Employee benefits from accounting and tax perspective
Johansenová, Ann-Katie ; Müllerová, Libuše (advisor) ; Černý, Václav (referee)
The thesis focuses on the accounting and tax perspective of employee benefits. The opening section of the work contains basic definitions of terms related to renumeration of employees and describes legal regulations of benefits especially within the Labour Code and Act on Income Tax. The part dedicated to tax solution of employee benefits examines possibilities of tax optimization for employees and employers. Further it includes also an analysis of judicial decisions of the Supreme Administrative Court related to tax disputes between the tax authorities and employers. The final part focuses on comparison of financial reporting according to the International Accounting Standards specifically IAS 19 and Czech accounting legislation.
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The importance of tax havens
Barouskaya, Yuliya ; Finardi, Savina (advisor) ; Kábelová, Lucie (referee)
Tax optimization of a business is one of the biggest issues of today's economic world. This bachelor thesis deals with tax havens and with the study of both the theory of tax havens, the reasons for their usage and the existing common position on their existence, as well as their practical advantages and disadvantages. The thesis is divided into three chapters. The first chapter presents the history and development of tax havens in the world, the criticism and support of such jurisdictions, usually used by medium-sized entrepreneurs, and three legal commonly used forms of business in tax havens. The second chapter approaches three specific jurisdictions, in particular, the British Virgin Islands, Cyprus and the Netherlands. The third chapter shows practical examples of how to use tax havens and addresses whether the cost of international tax planning can influence a decision-making process of the entity and whether tax optimization can only be used after exceeding a certain annual turnover threshold. This paper also shows that international tax planning is not a financial benefit for small businesses and that not any type of tax optimization can be used regardless of the type of business activity provided.
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