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Flat tax in the Czech republic and Slovakia
Kapraľová, Veronika ; Klazar, Stanislav (advisor) ; Dugová, Alena (referee)
The aim of the thesis was to define and explain the basic concepts of the tax system, the legal basis and provide an overview of legal regulations and the basic types of taxes. The theoretical part is focused on defining the very nature and importance of taxes and the related conceptual terms. The operational part was to analyze whether the introduction of flat tax in the Czech Republic and Slovakia brought some benefit or not. To achieve these objectives in their work, I will use methods of analysis and synthesis, comparison, and statistical regression analysis. Thesis consists of three chapters. In the first chapter I focus on the definition of basic concepts related to the issue of a flat tax. The second chapter is devoted to tax reform in the Czech and Slovak Republics, and I pay particular attention to tax personal income and pension reform. The third chapter is devoted to an analysis of the effective tax burden, while the empirical part of my work, and within, I analyze the effectiveness of the tax burden in the form of comparisons between the Czech and Slovak Republic. To calculate the effective tax burden, I use actual data from the Statistical Office of the Czech Republic and Slovak Republic. In conclusion, the thesis I have summarized the results of which I write the thesis concludes.
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Flat tax in the Baltic States and the Slovak Republic
Šugrová, Jana ; Kubátová, Květa (advisor) ; Schvábová, Andrea (referee)
The main aim of the Master`s thesis is to compare and evaluate the system of flat tax in the Baltic States and the Slovak Republic. In the first chapter the reader will learn about a brief history of the flat tax and the general terms that relate to the topic. The second and third chapter is devoted to an analysis of the tax systems in the countries surveyed. This thesis analyzes the political and economic situation of each country before the tax reform, a description of the tax systems as originally introduced and changes over time to present. The last chapter is devoted to a detailed analysis of macroeconomic indicators in the form of graphs and verbal descriptions. Finally, in the section "4.6 The overall assessment" there is a summary of the gathered facts and the impact of flat tax on the economy of each relevant country.
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Development of the System of Taxes
Krymláková, Kateřina ; Kozlová, Taťána (advisor) ; Dvořák, Jiří (referee)
This thesis deals with the history of taxation and development of tax system in the Czech Republic from 1989 to the end of year 2010. Thesis compares the tax system in the CR based on progressive taxation and taxation based on the concept of flat rate tax with a focus on a personal income tax. Thesis shows the influence of the development of tax system on the state budget.
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Flat Tax Slated to Czech Republic
KUBEŠOVÁ, Věra
Introductory part of my thesis is aimed to describe the flat tax theory, its functioning and basic ideas of its presence as was described at the most elementary level by Robert Hall and Alvin Rabushka, American economists from Stanford{\crq}s University. I further describe reasons of the flat tax implementation in Slovakian environment because we used to share same cultural, political and economic history with this state. In the following passage of my thesis I analyzed a participation of particular taxes on Czech Republic{\crq}s public revenue budget. Next I defined the flat tax concepts including its rates introduced by the leading political parties of Czech Republic. I worked on a predictability of the tax revenue development when the flat tax is effective, while applied to model families. In the final capture I described the possible flat tax implementation impact on public budgets deficit financing in Czech Republic.
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The Flat Tax Application in The Czech Republic in Relation to Tax Revenues of State Budget
BŘEHOVSKÝ, Miroslav
This work deals with problems of flat tax, especially problems of personal income tax. The introduction is focused on Czech tax reform´s characterization, especially on reasons of this reform and on expected benefits. Subsequently there are mentioned and analyzed principles of a good tax system and of course there are mentioned the key principles of the flat tax. The practical part of this work deals with the flat tax´s impact on the state budged - could flat tax decrease income to state budget and consequently increase the public debt? In summary are recapitulated all facts about Czech flat tax. Follow there is evaluation of this reform {--} if flat tax encourage economic growth and if flat tax simplifies the tax system, if is Czech reform successful and reform´s advantages and disadvantages.
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The tax reform in Slovakia
Kozejová, Petra ; Klazar, Stanislav (advisor) ; Teklý, Lukáš (referee)
The main goal of the bachelor thesis is to describe a procedure and to valorize the tax reform in Slovakia (in the Slovak Republic) that took places between years 2004 and 2006. Slovakia wanted to approach the optimal tax system which forms the elelemts of efficiency, justice, certainty and administrative simplicity and fiscal revenue. The main points of the tax reform was an introduction of a flat tax, simplification of a tax legislativ, elimination of large number of exceptions, release for assesment of the tax base and transfer the tax burden from the direct tax to the excise tax. I evaluate the effects of the tax reform in particular with the intention of the state budget and economic policy in Slovakia at the end of the bachelor thesis. I also investigate if the tax reform implemented the resolution and provided the Slovak Republic another step to the effective tax system and general development of economy.
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The flat tax
Řezanina, Pavel ; Vostrovská, Zdenka (advisor) ; Halás, Vladimír (referee)
The aim of my diploma work is to present advantages of a flat tax system and compare its level of justice with progressive taxation system.In the first part I want to start with theoretical background and general economic mindset to the problem. The second part describes the real impact of the adoption of the system on public finance, a frequent subject of controversy, focusing on the economic environment of Slovakia and Czech republic. I will work with the official data from Czech Statistical Office using graphs and tables to show the trend of the general budget revenue before and after the adoption and the final impact on the general tax revenue. Adopting the system in 2008 and confronting the general tax revenue dropout during the financial crisis, the Czech data may not testify sufficiently. However, the flat tax adoption in Slovakia dated back in 2004 gives us four more years of statistics, which may adequately demonstrate what Czech numbers can't. The conclusion summarizes the total influence of the flat tax rate system on the economies of Czech republic and Slovakia
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