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Real- Estate Taxation de lege ferenda
Krejčí, Hanuš ; Boháč, Radim (referee)
The thesis presents a brand new concept of recurrent real estate tax in the Czech Republic. The object of the tax is designed to be exclusively land and apartments and non-residential premises. Buildings or any other aboveground or underground structures are not the object of taxation. Unlike buildings, land and apartments and non-residential premises can be appraised with sufficient accuracy only considering their quantity and location, hence by simply multiplying their areas and unit prices common in a given place and time. Consequently, the real estate tax can be designed on an ad valorem basis in order to differentiate between the tax liability of most lucrative, less lucrative and least lucrative property owners. As a result, tax collection can be substantially increased and a still marginal local tax can become a significant source of funds to the state treasury. At the same time, the increased recurrent tax on immovable property allows to abolish the economically questionable one-off tax in the Czech Republic, which is nowadays levied on the transfer of immovable property. The land tax is imposed on all land in the territory of the Country, with the exception of land built by apartment buildings and land used exclusively with them. The tax on apartments and non- residential premises falls on the...
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Real- Estate Taxation de lege ferenda
Krejčí, Hanuš ; Boháč, Radim (referee)
The thesis presents a brand new concept of recurrent real estate tax in the Czech Republic. The object of the tax is designed to be exclusively land and apartments and non-residential premises. Buildings or any other aboveground or underground structures are not the object of taxation. Unlike buildings, land and apartments and non-residential premises can be appraised with sufficient accuracy only considering their quantity and location, hence by simply multiplying their areas and unit prices common in a given place and time. Consequently, the real estate tax can be designed on an ad valorem basis in order to differentiate between the tax liability of most lucrative, less lucrative and least lucrative property owners. As a result, tax collection can be substantially increased and a still marginal local tax can become a significant source of funds to the state treasury. At the same time, the increased recurrent tax on immovable property allows to abolish the economically questionable one-off tax in the Czech Republic, which is nowadays levied on the transfer of immovable property. The land tax is imposed on all land in the territory of the Country, with the exception of land built by apartment buildings and land used exclusively with them. The tax on apartments and non- residential premises falls on the...
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Real- Estate Taxation de lege ferenda
Krejčí, Hanuš ; Vybíral, Roman (advisor) ; Boháč, Radim (referee)
The thesis presents a brand new concept of recurrent real estate tax in the Czech Republic. The object of the tax is designed to be exclusively land and apartments and non-residential premises. Buildings or any other aboveground or underground structures are not the object of taxation. Unlike buildings, land and apartments and non-residential premises can be appraised with sufficient accuracy only considering their quantity and location, hence by simply multiplying their areas and unit prices common in a given place and time. Consequently, the real estate tax can be designed on an ad valorem basis in order to differentiate between the tax liability of most lucrative, less lucrative and least lucrative property owners. As a result, tax collection can be substantially increased and a still marginal local tax can become a significant source of funds to the state treasury. At the same time, the increased recurrent tax on immovable property allows to abolish the economically questionable one-off tax in the Czech Republic, which is nowadays levied on the transfer of immovable property. The land tax is imposed on all land in the territory of the Country, with the exception of land built by apartment buildings and land used exclusively with them. The tax on apartments and non- residential premises falls on the...
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Comparison of the tax burden of employees in Norway and Czech republic
Javůrková, Klára ; Sedmihradská, Lucie (advisor) ; Tecl, Jan (referee)
The topic of bachelor thesis is the comparison of Norwegian and Czech system of taxes. Specifically the thesis is focused on comparison of the tax burden of employees. The main objective is perform a comparative analysis of the tax burden on employees in both countries. First secondary objective is to describe system of taxes in Norway and outline its evolution. Second secondary objective is to to assess the effectiveness of the tax reforms that took place in Norway in 2016 and 2017. The first chapter deals with the Norwegian tax system. The second chapter deals in detail with the current structure of Norwegian income tax, describes particular taxes, deductions, payments, and register. The third chapter compares the tax burden on employees based on microeconomic indicators. All the goals of the work are achieved. According to the indicator of effective tax rate on labor income, labor is more tax burdened in Norway. On the contrary, according to the indicator of the tax burden of labor, labor is more tax burdened in the Czech Republic. The current objective of Norway is to reduce tax burden. For this purpose, the reforms mentioned above have taken place. Their impact on the tax burden on labor was positive, it was reduced.
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International taxation of employees
Koblasová, Zuzana ; Rytířová, Lucie (advisor) ; Tepperová, Jana (referee)
The diploma thesis is focused on the international taxation and local taxation of employee in the Czech Republic and Germany. It includes the both, theoretical and practical interpretation, which is shown by using the model example. In this example is calculated tax for resident in both countries, and the related social security. Using the example verifies the hypothesis which says that the tax wedge for the taxation of married couples with two children is less than the tax wedge on individuals without children. Another goal is to show the differences in the calculation of tax and related deductions from the tax base, tax rate and tax credits. There are shown the differences in the calculation of tax and duties arising for employees in the case of resident and non-resident in both countries and also tax wedge on wage.
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Development the tax wedge specifically on tax burden on labour in the Member States in the European Union.
Neumannová, Petra ; Tepperová, Jana (advisor) ; Peroutka, Vojtěch (referee)
The thesis deals with the tax wedge specifically on tax burden on labour in the Member States in the European Union. The issue is described in the theoretical part in the first chapter, the practical part is introduced in the second and the third chapter. The aim of the thesis is to analyze the development the basic micro and macro indicators of tax wedge specifically on tax burden on labour. The analysis including graphs is describe from the beginning of the millennium. The Member States are divided into groups according to measured data in the second part and to the data connection to the European Union in the third part. This classification is done for easier to understand and more meaningful value. All analysis illustrate that the highest tax burden is in Belgium and Denmark, lowest in Bulgaria.
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Effective taxation of labour in the Czech republic and Slovakia
Kohoutová, Kateřina ; Kubátová, Květa (advisor) ; Hartlová, Alena (referee)
The aim of this thesis is to compare effective income tax rate in Czech and Slovak republic. After introduction follows chapter which describes the tax systems in both countries with focus on personal income tax and social insurance. The third chapter defines indicators of effective labour taxation which are used for international comparison. Chapter four is comparing effective labour taxation in Czech and Slovak republic based on indicators defined in previous chapter. The fifth chapter is analysing inequality of income distribution and influence of income tax on redistribution. The progressivity of personal income tax in Czech and Slovak republic is measured by interval and global progressivity method. The conclusion is summarizing the outcomes of the thesis and suggests improvements for Czech tax system.
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Development of effective tax rates on labour in the Czech Republic
Pšurná, Pavla ; Kubátová, Květa (advisor) ; Picka, Jakub (referee)
This diploma thesis deals with the effective taxation on labour in the Czech republic and compares these trends with the countries of the European Union on the basis of statistical data to Eurostat and the OECD. An effective tax rate is an indicator that measures actual tax burden on taxpayers. In the contrast with nominal rate, this indicator can take into account aspects of the tax system that affect the final tax. First, I deal closely with the indicators used to measure the tax distortion on labour. Emphasis is placed on the implicit tax rate created by Eurostat and which enables the comparison of the tax burden in the CR with the other member states of the Union. The next section gives an overview of the income tax reforms that took place in the CR since 1993. It follows the part of the analysis which compares the implicit tax rates on labour between EU member states. The last chapter describes the tax wedge which complements the analysis of implicit tax rates. I also investigate the impact of labour costs on the tax burden on taxpayers in the EU countries. The aim of this work is to analyze the development of effective tax rates on the labour in the Czech Republic from 1993 to present and identify causes of changes in comparison with EU countries.
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Tax wedges for businesses in the Czech Republic
Podhradská, Alena ; Kubátová, Květa (advisor) ; Hartlová, Alena (referee)
This work deals with tax wedges (effective tax rates) for businesses in the Czech Republic. The goal is to use a methodology for measuring the tax wedges for analysis of tax burden on particular business in period 2004 to 2008. Effective tax rate particular firm is compared with the effective tax rates of enterprises in the Czech Republic and the European Union. To achieve that goal literature review, analysis and comparison method are used. The results of the analysis showed that the particular firm had at the beginning of the period a very high tax burden compared to the statutory tax rate. During the period, however, the effective tax rate of the company significantly reduced and thereby was closer to statutory tax rate. The company had a lot of nondeductible expenses which most significantly contributed to the high tax burden. Tax on corporate income for companies is included in the costs, so the company should try to minimize this expense and thereby reduce the effective tax rate.
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Indicators for measuring the influence of taxes
Nurmatova, Madina ; Vítek, Leoš (advisor) ; Hammer, Jiří (referee)
This bachelor degree thesis examines indicators for measuring the influence of taxes. The various indicators are described and explained including the method of their calculation. The second part contains a comparison of various indicators between countries. In the last part is shown the detailed history of the indicators in the Czech Republic.
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