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Selected methods of substantive testing and application of statistical tools in audit
 Rajdl, Jan ; Molín, Jan (advisor) ; Králíček, Vladimír (referee)
Audit is an interdisciplinary activity which requires, nowadays more than ever in the past, knowledge and skills in the field of accounting and related financial knowledge, as well as from other non-financial sectors (such as the statistics or the information technology). The use of statistics in the audit may not be entirely obvious at first sight and thus the main aim of this thesis is to point out possible ways to apply statistical tools in substantive testing (which represents an important stage of the audit work). The most important use of statistics in the audit can be found in sampling methods. The range of a tested population may be too wide for testing the whole population that leads to the fact that it is necessary to select an audit sample appropriately. The thesis outlines what kind of method and technique of selection to choose and how to generalize the results obtained during the sample testing to the entire population. Besides the main aim in the form of the application of statistical tools in the audit, the thesis also focuses on a brief description of the audit history, polemic of current understanding of the term audit, professional organizations and regulations of the audit in the Czech Republic and description of individual stages of audit work (especially on a detailed analysis of a substantive testing).
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Application of selected practices of creative accounting in connection with tax reduction of an individual entrepreneur
 Rajdl, Jan ; Molín, Jan (advisor) ; Králíček, Vladimír (referee)
Creative accounting is often connected with larger companies that try to overestimate their reported profit by using creative accounting. It is usually performed in order to attract potential investors or to gain a higher credit from the financial institutions. The aim of this bachelor thesis is the effort to point out that using of creative accounting cannot be connected only with overestimation of the financial statements by companies and consequently to outline the alternative interpretation and application of creative accounting by other subjects. These accounting entities are represented in the thesis by a Czech individual entrepreneur through whom the specific examples how to use creative accounting in order to underestimate reported profit are shown. Such efforts will result among other things in a lower tax payment flowing to the state budget.
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1 Rajdl, Jakub
2 Rajdl, Josef
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