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Comparative analysis of the Czech and Italian corporate law and of the relevant legal terminology.
SPOLKOVÁ, Simona
The main target of this bachelor work is a comparison of Czech and Italian company law and on the basis of this analysis to determine the extent to which They are both different and similar adjustments. A secondary target of this work is to analyse the legal terminology in this area. The work is dividend into seven chapters that deal with brief history of commercial law and the charactersitics of fundamental sources. The following section of this work deals with the basic institutions which are important for the establishment and operation of companies, typology of companies and also different types of companies in Czech and Italian Republic. Central part of the work deals with the similarities or dissimilarities of the two modifications. The conclusion contains a summary written in Italian langure and analysis of legal terminology with an Italian-Czech glossary.
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The equity - example of particular company
Sehorsová, Kristýna ; Sklenár, Roman (advisor)
The aim of this bachelor thesis is to explain problematic of the equity. There are determinations of legal form at first, joint-stock company and limited company for more detail. The most extensive part deals with capital stock, its increase and decrease. There are described capital funds, funds created from profit, and income from operations. The equity problem of particular company is described in conclusion.
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The equity of a limited company
Fromeliusová, Lucie ; Hálek, Miroslav (advisor)
The subject of the bachelor thesis is the application of accounting and legal enactments on the equity of a limited company. The thesis focuses on the process of establishing limited companies. Then there is described the way of dealing with the profit of a current financial year, ways of increasing or decreasing the capital of the company. This bachelor thesis deals also with the topics like surcharge outside the capital and settlement amount.
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Trading Income Transform to The Income Tax Base into Variety of Companies
SVÁČKOVÁ, Veronika
The main and fundamental goal of this work is the taxation of the various types of the companies. Of course, the height of taxation is one of the general questions. A lot of people are also interested in the way of guarantee. In the Czech law there are these types of companies: limited company, join stock company, special limited partnership and co partnership. In every company the economic result is to tax another system. The economic result is the difference between revenues and costs. But it cannot be considered a tax base. The economic result is increased by non-taxable costs. And this is called the tax base. In the Czech law there are two types of taxation. The first one is the legal entity income tax and its rate is 21 % and the other one is the natural person income and its rate is 15 % for both (in 2008).
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Legal negotiations of business conduct
TVRDÍKOVÁ, Šárka
The aim of my bachelor thesis was to alalyze existing rules of business conduct and find out haw is it used this legislativ in practice. My attention was focused especially on content of the social contract and differences in their solutions for specific businessman. Mainly wondering whether businessman fully incorporate the provision of the commercial code or regulating social contract by own needs.
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Comparison of business in the Czech rep. and Slovak rep.
Kubáň, Přemysl ; Kalinová, Miluše (advisor) ; Žák, Květoslav (referee)
This work deals with comparison of business in the Czech and Slovak Republics, focusing on a limited company and specifically on the comparison of the possible ways and conditions of its acquisition in both states. The first chapter is devoted to the characteristics of some basic concepts, the second chapter the description of the legal forms of business in the CR and the third focuses on the general characteristics of the company. In the fourth and fifth chapter lists analyzed by a public company and limited partnership under the laws of both states. The sixth chapter focuses on the core theme of work and it is a limited liability company, a detailed analysis Ltd. under the laws of both countries and a description and comparison of ways to within Ltd. start a business. Gradually options are compared to set up Ltd. in both countries by self-help, by consulting firms and buy ready made Ltd. together with a practical comparison of prices of the services. The seventh chapter is devoted to the joint-stock company and its modification in the law of the CR and SR. The last chapter is a comparison of Czech and Slovak Republic in terms of their tax burden and agenda.
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