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Exploring the Impact of Brexit on European Capital Markets and Tax Policies: A Comparative Analysis of Tax Reforms in European Countries
Yuan, Dian ; Svoboda, Karel (advisor) ; Bruno, Randolph Luca (referee) ; Váška, Jan (referee)
From the United Kingdom's Brexit on June 23, 2016, to the formal Brexit on January 30, 2020, there has been a large amount of academic literature discussing the possible effects of Brexit. Among them, the literature on the impact of Brexit on tax policy reforms and capital markets in EU countries is too numerous to enumerate. However, the current research literature lacks a discussion of Central and Eastern European countries, and there is even less research on the link between capital markets and tax policy reforms. This article assumes that the impact of Brexit on the capital markets of CEE countries will cause the government to turn to tax increases to increase fiscal revenue. Three hypotheses are proposed under this assumption. In addition, the empirical research in this article uses the combination of the Poisson model and the Heckman selection model to conduct regression research on the overall taxation of CEE countries, changes in direct and indirect taxation tax policies and bond interest rates, government changes, and political parties left or right. It is concluded that Brexit has no significant impact on the capital markets of CEE countries, and has not caused enough shocks that the government will turn to the government to increase revenue by issuing more tax increases. And Brexit...
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Tax Burden Optimization for Natural Persons
Papežová, Lenka ; Svirák, Pavel (referee) ; Brychta, Karel (advisor)
The bachelor thesis is focused on optimization of taxation of selected individuals with different types of income. The first part of the thesis deals with the basic concepts and theoretical starting points regarding the issue of personal income tax. The analytical and practical part is focused on the concrete solution of minimizing the tax burden of taxpayers on income according to the valid legislation of the Czech Republic.
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The tax system of Slovakia
Soukupová, Petra ; Klazar, Stanislav (advisor) ; Čejková, Eliška (referee)
This final thesis deals with the tax system of Slovakia. The main aim of the thesis is to capture the development of the tax reforms carried out in the Slovak Republic and the decription of the consequences of the resulting tax systems. The partial aim is the analysis of the Electronic Register of Sales. The first chapter defines the concept of tax reform and describes tax reforms in the world, then there are futher specified tax reforms of Czechoslovakia. The second chapter focuses on a big tax reform in Slovakia in 2004. The third chapter is devoted to the current tax system. The fourth chapter deals with the Electronic Register of Sales.
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The development of consumption taxation in Slovakia
Selecká, Nikola ; Kubátová, Květa (advisor) ; Borůvková, Aneta (referee)
Concern of this diploma thesis is indirect taxation in the Slovak Republic. An aim of this work is to compare consumption taxes and their development in Slovakia and other EU countries and also to identify advantages and deficiencies of the Slovak tax system with focus on the indirect taxation. As even in the sophisticated tax systems of distinction we may find ways for possible reform, suggestions for such improvements in analyzed areas are also included in the diploma thesis.
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Effect of the Flat Tax Reform on Labour Supply Elasticity at the Intensive and Extensive Margins: Evidence from the Czech Republic
Tomo, Ján ; Pertold-Gebicka, Barbara (advisor) ; Šťastná, Lenka (referee)
The thesis deals with the estimation of labour supply responses to the personal income tax reform in the Czech Republic adopted in 2008 by applying quasi experimental design known as "difference-in-differences". By exploiting the different change in the effective tax rates for various population subgroups as a natural experiment and using microdata from European Labour Force Sur- vey we constructed the treatment and control groups according to the highest attained level of education serving as a proxy for an income range that assigns an individual to the particular tax bracket before and after policy change. Analysing one-person households we found significant negative effect on the labour force participation and significant positive effect on the hours work of the treated by comparing these outcomes for the treatment and control groups in the baseline and follow up periods before and after the reform. JEL Classification C21, D04, H24, H31, I38, J22 Keywords tax reform, labour supply, natural experiment, difference-in-differences Author's e-mail janxtomo@gmail.com Supervisor's e-mail gebicka@fsv.cuni.cz
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A single place of collection regarding employment
Sedláčková, Jana ; Boháč, Radim (advisor) ; Kohajda, Michael (referee)
This diploma thesis is divided into 5 chapters. The thesis is supplemented by 7 attachments. The thesis deals with the single place of collection, with the reform of tax and insurance payments collection. Introduction of the single place of collection would radically change the field of taxes and insurance payments imposed in connection with employment. This thesis compares the legislation of the end of 2013 and the legislation proposed by the draft of act on public insurance payments and personal income tax administration. The latter one is compared in key different aspects with legislation of the act No. 458/2011 Coll., on Amendment of Acts in Connection with Establishment of Single Place of Collection and on Other Amendments to Tax and Insurance Acts. The brief definition of the single place of collection through its main goals and principles in the first chapter is followed by the chapter on the history of the single place of collection project. The failure to follow the schedule as well as the participation of the World Bank is pointed out. The legislative process of the acts and the Senate legal measure implementing the first phase of the single place of collection is briefly described. The third chapter composes of two crucial parts. Firstly, the legislation of public health insurance,...
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