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3E Principle Management – Fraud and Prevention in Practice
Buzek, Ondřej ; Vrbová, Lucie (advisor) ; Menšík, Michal (referee)
The thesis discusses very actual issues concerning the management of the 3E principle in decisions related to the public funds expenditure decisions, especially in context of EU funding, and expands on the problems and deficiencies in the actual system of publicly funded procurement and related control. In the theoretical part, the thesis provides an insight into the basic terms and the relevant theoretical, legislative and methodological framework. The practical part then analyzes and assesses the conclusions of a review of 33 publicly funded projects financed both from EU funds and/or the national budget, in a cumulated value of 11.3 billion CZK. Further on, the thesis detects fraudulent schemes occurring repeatedly in the mentioned population of reviewed projects which are then categorized by the author. In the thesis's conclusion the author defines public funding fraud detection methods and delimits several proposals and recommendations on how to amend the identified deficiencies, both on the system and organizational levels.
Manipulation Methods of Manufacturing Business Performance
Buzek, Ondřej ; Schönfeld, Jaroslav (advisor) ; Smrčka, Luboš (referee)
The aim of this thesis is to discuss the topic of the manipulation methods of manufacturing business performance, describe examples in real life and outline ways to prevent such manipulations from occurring. In the theoretical part the thesis points out the main methods and techniques used to manipulate with the performance of a manufacturing business. Performance is understood as a figure based on the company's financial reports, for this reason the thesis is aimed primarily on financial statement fraud. The following practical part of the thesis is aimed at risk identification and mapping, continued by a simplified form of fraud examination on a real manufacturing business, which is concluded with a summary of audit findings. Based on the applied procedures financial misstatements with a material impact on the financial statements were identified and are described in this part of the thesis, followed up by a series of recommendations for the prevention of future recurrence. The thesis is concluded with a summarization of the research with suggestions on improving future fraud examinations based on the executed procedures.

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