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Deferred tax in the consolidated financial statements at the transition from US GAAP to IFRS
Zikirina, Kristina ; Zelenková, Marie (advisor) ; Zelenka, Vladimír (referee)
This diploma thesis deals with the deferred tax issue in the context of changing the US GAAP accounting system to IFRS. First of all, it summarizes the theoretical approaches to recognition, measurement and reporting of deferred tax and examines the factors, which could affect its appearance in the individual and consolidated financial statements. Then this diploma thesis focuses on the comparison between the US GAAP and IFRS rules regarding deferred tax accounting. The output of this comparison is demonstrated in a form of analysis table pointing to the fundamental conceptual differences. Next part of the thesis presents the first IFRS adoption issue in relation to IFRS 1, where the effect of the first adoption on the presented deferred tax is accentuated. After all, the findings from the theoretical part of the diploma thesis are applied in the practical example of PJSC LUKOIL, which had to change US GAAP to IFRS in 2014 due to the new legislation requirement. This last part examines the differential attitudes of both accounting systems to deferred tax and presentation and significance of deferred tax at the first IFRS adoption.
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Analyse deferred tax to the Czech accounting standards and IFRS
Petrásková, Simona ; Jirásková, Simona (advisor)
The bachelor thesis deals with the deferred tax. In the theoretical and methodological part there is worked up its base and implications. There are also explained causes of the deferred tax formation, methods and the way of its calculation and accounting. Further there is characterized appreciation, inventorying, reporting and publication of the deferred tax. The analytical part focuses on the detailed analysis of selected titles, contributing/leading to accounting of the deferred tax. The objective of the thesis is to analyse deferred tax in the Czech Republic according to the Czech accounting standards and international financial reporting standards. While reading everyone should learn what the term deferred tax means, what it serves for, why it is being used and how it is calculated and recorded in accounting.
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Deferred tax in Czech republic
Kervitcerová, Ludmila ; Randáková, Monika (advisor)
Bachelor project is based on deferred tax in Czech republic. Project is interested in the essence of deferred income tax and in the principle of its recognition. Part of the project put mind to the timing differences and to the income tax rate. The assesment of the deferred tax liabilities or deferred tax assets took part of the project as well.
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