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Measuring the complexity of the tax system with the help of the Doing Business study
Ulman, Martin ; Klazar, Stanislav (advisor) ; Blažek, Petr (referee)
Study of the World Bank and PricewaterhouseCoopers between years 2006 -- 2011 i.a. showed, that the Czech Republic still have, from the beginning of the study, the most time-consuming and the most costing tax system in the European union. Also the Czech Republic is ranked among countries, which have reduced the time-demand factor of their system the most. Time to comply for the Czech Republic is 557 hours, which range the Czech Republic at the 167th position from the 183 countries surveyed. The present bachelor thesis tries to analyze the fact, why the Czech Republic in the study reaches such poor results, if there doesn't exist the option of wrong methodology. The first part of the work is devoted to the tax theory; the second part is focused on description and explanation the two of the best know models that measures tax compliance cost of the private sector; and the last part analyzes reached results by the Czech Republic and subsequently compares them with the results reached by Slovak Republic which are optimal with regard to the historical evolution, similar tax system and legislation. At the end of the work there is a finding that the negative result of the Czech tax system is mainly caused by too simple and generous methodology of the "local company", which has been developed by the World Bank
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