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Valuation of a Selected Group of Company Assets
Hájková, Barbora ; Čevelíková, Eva (referee) ; Hanušová, Helena (advisor)
The Bachelor thesis compares the methods of an inventory valuation. The followed methods are continuously calculated arithmetic mean, FIFO and internal stable price. As the part of the thesis the model example review their advantages and disadvantages. The output of the thesis is selecting the most suitable method for a given company and making the further recommendations.
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Valuation of a Selected Group of Company Assets
Hájková, Barbora ; Čevelíková, Eva (referee) ; Hanušová, Helena (advisor)
The Bachelor thesis compares the methods of an inventory valuation. The followed methods are continuously calculated arithmetic mean, FIFO and internal stable price. As the part of the thesis the model example review their advantages and disadvantages. The output of the thesis is selecting the most suitable method for a given company and making the further recommendations.
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Stock records in different accounting programme
MARKOVÁ, Veronika
The aim of bachelor thesis was to compare the records held by the various accounting programs. Identify the differences between the selected programs to determine their advantages and disadvantages. It was therefore essential to examine the selected programs and learn how to treat them with users manuals. Then it was necessary to find out what the selected entity from the program requires.
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Stock recording and related problems in a selected company dealing with food production
WERTHEIMOVÁ, Marie
The diploma thesis titled ``Stock recording and related problems in a selected company dealing with food production{\crq}q analyses the recording, pricing and accounting of stock. The first part of the thesis defines stock and deals with the stock pricing and posting, stocktaking process, mistakes in the stock recording and posting, which can occur in the practice, and it also compares selected sections of stock recording with the International Accounting Standards (IAS/IFRS). The second part of the thesis deals with a particular company and describes its accounting processes. Its stock circulation is demonstrated with a selected sample of purchased goods (material) and a product. The final part of the thesis identifies existing and possible problems related to the stock recording in the company and proposes possible solutions.
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