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Účetní a daňové souvislosti pohledávek v účetnictví
Jaroš, Michal
This thesis deals with a topic of accounts receivable and their accounting and tax connections. With the help of results of a questionnaire survey, in which almost 300 tax advisors, auditors and certified accountants participated, synthesized with findings from the theoretical part of the thesis, a generally usable internal accounting regulation for the area of receivables was created (meant primarily for medium and large accounting units). This regulation contains methods that ensure the correct fulfilment of accounting principles, primarily the so-called multi-criteria credit rating method modified for the purposes of creating adjusting entries for receivables in accounting. However, it also contains a section that deals with the interpretations of the National Accounting Board regarding foreign currency receivables with an adjusting entry and foreign currency advances provided. Regarding these interpretations, the regulation offers two possible solutions to the problems and uses an argumentation, which should help not to be contested by the Tax Authority during a tax inspection when using the interpretations in practise.
Grants in the accounting and taxes
Pospíchalová, Jana ; Müllerová, Libuše (advisor) ; Zelenková, Marie (referee)
Thesis on the topic of Grants in the accounting and taxes is aimed maily at displaying of grants in accounting for entrepreneurs. This work at first analyzes different kinds and forms of grants and its sources, displaying in accounting and taxes and there is also a description of an international approach according to International Financial Reporting Standards. There is also a chapter about National Accounting Board and its Interpretations in particular those relating to grants. Each chapter is supplemented by practical examples that show different ways of capturing grants.

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