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Accounting and tax consequences of financing a car by leasing and consumer credit
Klimková, Kateřina ; Šindelář, Michal (advisor) ; Molín, Jan (referee)
This work focuses on accounting and tax consequences of financing a car. These forms of financing are leasing and consumer credit. The issue is recorded at a theoretical level, the work describes characteristics and kinds of forms of financing and points to accounting and tax aspects. Theoretical knowledge is applied to an example of specific payment schedules of financial leasing and consumer credit from a leasing company. The example illustrates accounting and tax impacts and compares both types of financing. As a result, the consumer credit is intended for more favourable form of financing in this particular example, but this statement cannot be applied in all cases, because the course of financing can be affected by several variables aspects.
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Car leasing
MATULOVÁ, Věra
This master thesis deals with lease financing as one of the possible forms to acquire tangible investment goods. Furthermore other possibilities such as credit, hire purchase and cash purchase are evaluated. Based on the offers and other conditions proposed by companies, the objective of our investigation is to judge advantages and disadvantages of the individual financing products and choose the best option for enterprisers. The car was chosen as an example of the tangible investment good. This thesis is divided into two sections. The first theoretical part is focused on the particular possibilities of the financing of the tangible investment good and their tax and law aspects as well as their advantages and disadvantages. The second practical part is based on analysis of the leasing and credit products from following institutions: UniCredit Leasing CZ, a. s., CSOB Leasing, a. s., Credium, a. s. and Commercial Bank, a. s. The conditions and services provided by these companies are compared at the beginning. Calculations are performed for the particular car. The comparison is made from the point of view of all financial costs as well as discounted costs. Finally, all products are compared and evaluated not only according to their financial aspects but also according to other offered conditions and services.
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