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Transformation Project for Spin-off of a Company and its Accounting and Tax Consequences
Kotrmanová, Rebecca ; Kopřiva, Jan (referee) ; Tumpach, Miloš (advisor)
The aim of this thesis is to proof a significant importance for the company in line with business transformation, comes from combining accounting, tax and law knowledge. The first part of this thesis is focused on theoretical summarization of principal aspects of the transformation process of a corporation. The practical part analyzes company data and facts, which lead the management to realize this transformation project. Project of the transformation is processed in accounting based on these data. Tax consequences and possible optimization has been analyzed. The final part of the thesis concludes the consequences of the financial health and reporting activities. Comprehensive assessment of the transaction for divided companies is done in last chapter.
Digitization, Automation and Transformation of Business Processes Using Cloud and Business Intelligence in a Small Company
Rajský, Marek ; Pehal, Jaroslav (referee) ; Dydowicz, Petr (advisor)
Business digitization is the next stage in the development of modern companies and industry 4.0, which go hand in hand with the development of information and communication technologies. The Internet is no longer just for information retrieval, but with IOT, automation, and cloud deployment, businesses can do significantly faster, more efficient, and cheaper analog process execution than they do to form and together form a business into digital form. With digitization and IOT devices, businesses collect large amounts of data that may not make sense at first glance, but business intelligence tools can aggregate them into graphical reports, which can then be used by managers to evaluate business metrics and then guide business strategy. Together, the elements of IoT, automation, digitization, cloud and business intelligence form a digital enterprise.
Digitization, Automation and Transformation of Business Processes Using Cloud and Business Intelligence in a Small Company
Rajský, Marek ; Pehal, Jaroslav (referee) ; Dydowicz, Petr (advisor)
Business digitization is the next stage in the development of modern companies and industry 4.0, which go hand in hand with the development of information and communication technologies. The Internet is no longer just for information retrieval, but with IOT, automation, and cloud deployment, businesses can do significantly faster, more efficient, and cheaper analog process execution than they do to form and together form a business into digital form. With digitization and IOT devices, businesses collect large amounts of data that may not make sense at first glance, but business intelligence tools can aggregate them into graphical reports, which can then be used by managers to evaluate business metrics and then guide business strategy. Together, the elements of IoT, automation, digitization, cloud and business intelligence form a digital enterprise.
Transformation Project for Spin-off of a Company and its Accounting and Tax Consequences
Kotrmanová, Rebecca ; Kopřiva, Jan (referee) ; Tumpach, Miloš (advisor)
The aim of this thesis is to proof a significant importance for the company in line with business transformation, comes from combining accounting, tax and law knowledge. The first part of this thesis is focused on theoretical summarization of principal aspects of the transformation process of a corporation. The practical part analyzes company data and facts, which lead the management to realize this transformation project. Project of the transformation is processed in accounting based on these data. Tax consequences and possible optimization has been analyzed. The final part of the thesis concludes the consequences of the financial health and reporting activities. Comprehensive assessment of the transaction for divided companies is done in last chapter.
Analysis of the possibilities how to expand a small business
Trnka, Václav ; Habrmanová, Blanka (advisor) ; Müllerová, Jana (referee)
This bachelor thesis is focused on the intention of expanding of an existing small business. Its goal is to create a new viable business model and use it as grounds for a new business plan that will help transforming a small business into a new and competition-ready company, which will be able to introduce a not yet known printer sharing service to the public. The theoretical part introduces the business environment and other conditions entrepreneurs should consider while creating a new business plan. The practical part is divided into two sections. The first one describes the status and business model of the current running business. The second one consists of a newly created business plan aimed at the business transformation into such form that should become an alternative to current widely used printing services.
Accounting contexts of division by cleaving and amalgamation
Sládková, Simona ; Skálová, Jana (advisor)
The bachelor thesis on Accounting contexts of division by cleaving and amalgamation at the beginning of the first chapter acquaints readers with the existing types of business transformations and their basic characteristics. Furthermore it extends readers awareness of the division by cleaving and amalgamation and elucidates them the concepts related to this issue. The second chapter focuses on the accounting contexts to the valuation of assets of the dissolved company. Mainly describes it´s reasons, methods and impacts. The third chapter describes preparing of an opening balance sheet. For that it is necessary to write a comment, the content of which the third chapter also deals. The practical part of this thesis presents two concrete companies and analyzes the division by cleaving and amalgamation effected between them.
Comparative analysis of mergers realized in the Czech Republic in 2011
Žaba, Martin ; Skálová, Jana (advisor) ; Mejzlík, Ladislav (referee)
The aim of this thesis is to carry out an analytic research on mergers of business companies realized in the Czech republic in 2011. The dissertation is divided into three relatively independent sections. The first one deals with problems of mergers from a theoretical point of view, i.e. definition of basic key concepts, specification of incentives for mergers of business companies, evaluation of their gains within their business strategies and their potential constraints. The second part is focused on an analysis of a legal framework where mergers are realized, especially on requirements of law on transformation of business companies and cooperatives, law on accounting and law on income tax. It also deals with an accounting solution to mergers including its tax impacts. The final part is devoted to selection of criteria and to the actual analysis of mergers realized in the Czech republic in 2011.

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