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21	Planejamento tribut??rio e a remunera????o do capital pr??prio : pesquisa sobre a percep????o de consultores tribut??rios atuantes na cidade de S??o Paulo Batiston, Renato Reis 22 August 2005 (has links) Made available in DSpace on 2015-12-04T11:45:19Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Renato_Reis_Batiston.pdf: 1146548 bytes, checksum: 8a5c0359d4611700d8c661ae6e46d558 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2005-08-22 / By December, 27th, 1995 it was edited Law 9.249 which, among several innovations, brought rules to approach the tax treatment given to third parties capital remuneration to owner's capital remuneration, with the permission to deduct interest paid to share or quotaholders that kept their resources in the net worth of their companies, in the determination of the taxable profit. For that, there were established several criteria, which interpretation can cause innumerous effects, sometimes raising and sometimes diminishing the tax burden to be accrued by the payment font and for its beneficiary. The present study had as objective to measure the perception of S??o Paulo's active tax consultants on how companies and its share or quotaholders behave in front of it. It had aimed to evidence, under the point of view of those professionals, how, when and why the interest over own capital are paid and to identify which are the causes for its non-use. This perception was measured with a survey and statistically evaluated. The study showed examples of how the interest over own capital can be used as a tool of tax planning, showing several situations in which is possible to maximize its effects, with the adoption of accounting or corporate mechanisms, or with the adoption of different interpretation of the commented law, in relation of Federal Revenue Bureau (competent organ to inspect the tax effects of its registry by the payment font or its beneficiary). The bibliography revision pretended to board the necessary concepts to the perfect understanding of the institute, as the concepts of opportunity cost, owner capital cost, third capital cost and tax planning, the juridical and accounting nature of the interest over owner's capital recognized by law 9.249, how several regulatory organs (SRF, CVM, SUSEP e BACEN) interpret it, among others aspects. / Em 27 de dezembro de 1995 foi editada a Lei no 9.249 que, dentre in??meras inova????es, trouxe regras visando a aproximar o tratamento tribut??rio destinado ?? remunera????o do capital de terceiros ?? remunera????o do capital pr??prio, por meio da permiss??o de dedu????o de juros pagos em favor dos s??cios ou acionistas que mantiveram seus recursos no patrim??nio l??quido de suas empresas, na apura????o do lucro real. Para tanto, foram estabelecidos v??rios crit??rios, cuja interpreta????o pode acarretar diversos efeitos, ora aumentando, ora diminuindo seus impactos em torno da carga tribut??ria a ser apurada pela fonte pagadora e pelo benefici??rio de tais juros. O presente estudo teve por objetivo mensurar a percep????o de consultores tribut??rios atuantes na cidade de S??o Paulo a respeito da postura das empresas e de seus s??cios perante tal instituto. Buscou-se evidenciar, sob o ponto de vista de tais profissionais, como, quando e porque os juros sobre o capital pr??prio s??o pagos e identificar quais as causas para o seu n??o uso. Tal percep????o foi mensurada atrav??s de pesquisa de campo e avaliada pela aplica????o conjunta de estat??stica descritiva e an??lise discriminante com o aux??lio do aplicativo SPSS. O trabalho apresentou exemplos de como o uso dos juros sobre o capital pr??prio pode servir como ferramenta de planejamento tribut??rio, explicitando situa????es em que os poss??veis benef??cios oriundos de seu pagamento podem ser maximizados, tanto pela ado????o de mecanismos cont??beis e/ou societ??rios, como pela ado????o de interpreta????es diferente da citada lei, em rela????o ?? posi????o adotada pela Secretaria da Receita Federal, ??rg??o competente para fiscalizar os efeitos tribut??rios de seu registro pela fonte pagadora e pelo benefici??rio de seu rendimento. A revis??o bibliogr??fica pretendeu abordar os conceitos necess??rios ao perfeito entendimento do instituto, como os de custo de oportunidade, custo do capital pr??prio e de terceiros, planejamento tribut??rio, natureza jur??dica e cont??bil dos juros sobre o capital pr??prio reconhecido pela Lei no 9.249, como diversos ??rg??os reguladores (SRF, CVM, SUSEP e BACEN) o interpretam, dentre outros aspectos. Contabilidade tribut??ria Planejamento tribut??rio Custos do capital Tax planning Tax accounting Capital costs
22	Ocenění podniku IKEA Česká republika, s.r.o. / Valuation of IKEA Česká republika, s.r.o. Walica, Michal January 2012 (has links) Today's dynamic period requires sufficient amount of high-quality information to make right decision. Valuation of a company may be one of the sources. It is a result of complex valuation of a company and its activity from different points of view. Information gained during the process valuation can be used to effective management of a company, too. The main aim of this thesis is to evaluate the company's environment, the market where the business runs as well as the analyses its future possibilities. Following historic data, strategic and financial analyses will be carried out and these results will serve for company value determination, using the yield method. Gained information will be valuable as far as company's management as well as investors are concerned. The result lies in historical progression, contemporary situation, potential and future prediction valuation. Recognized company's value will serve as the final output.
23	Tucson's Tools for Demand Management Davis, S. T. 15 April 1978 (has links) From the Proceedings of the 1978 Meetings of the Arizona Section - American Water Resources Assn. and the Hydrology Section - Arizona Academy of Science - April 14-15, 1978, Flagstaff, Arizona / Tucson's "Beat the Peak" program implemented in the summer of 1977 effectuated a reduction in peak day water usage from 151.5 million gallons per day on July 9, 1976, to 114.0 million gallons per day on July 8, 1977. This twenty-five percent reduction, if maintained, will allow a three -year deferral of a new remote wellfield and transmission pipeline estimated to cost between $25 and $50 million. More time will be available to analyze the cost effectiveness of solutions to the region's water resources supply problems (such as imported groundwater, Central Arizona Project water, effluent reuse, and their interrelationships). Although conservation was not promoted, the successful peak management program resulted in a 13.3 percent reduction in 1977 water use during the summer months (May through August) compared to usage during the same period in 1976. This resulted in water sales revenues less than projected, but the combination of less utility expenses and deferred capital improvements will yield lower customer rates and monthly bills than would have otherwise been necessary without the program. Hydrology -- Arizona. Water resources development -- Arizona. Hydrology -- Southwestern states. Water demand Project post-evaluation Water allocation (Policy) Municipal water Water management (Applied) Alternate planning Capital costs Comprehensive planning Tucson Arizona
24	Stanovení hodnoty podniku / Value Estimation of a Company Machálková, Monika January 2016 (has links) Master´s thesis deals with valuation of the KPS Metal a. s. company and uses income methods of business valuation. Thesis consists of two key parts. The first part describes aspects related to business valuation theoretically. In the second part all theoretic methods are applied to selected company by using strategic analysis, financial analysis and value drivers’ analysis and prognosis. According to all analysis, discounted cash flow method and economic value added method a company´s value is established to a date 1st January 2015.
25	The stock market and South Africa's economic development Frank, Ashley Gavin 30 June 2004 (has links) Financial liberalisation, through increasing investment as well as the average productivity of capital, should stimulate economic growth, or so the theory goes. Bank lending unfortunately suffers adverse selection and moral hazard effects, to which the establishment and expansion of stock markets has been offered as a remedy. However, research from developing country stock markets have shown that in many cases these markets did not complement the effects of credit market liberalisation but in rather important aspects subverted them. Countries that implemented credit market liberalisation and raised real interest rates only increased the price of debt capital rather than all capital. This caused a share price boom in many of them. When the price of equity capital fell it seriously undermined and indeed allowed large private corporations to skip altogether the main channel of high interest rates through which the theoretical McKinnon-Shaw effects were to operate. This study asks the research question of what effect the expansion of the South African stock exchange has had for its economic development. It makes use of a general empirical model to explain the relationship between financial development and real output. The model comprises indicators for growth, banking system development, stock market volatility; and, stock market development through a conglomerate index that accounts for market size, liquidity and integration with world capital markets. Quarterly data from 1989 to 2001 is analysed based on the null hypothesis that, as far as financial architecture is concerned, the development of the JSE Securities Exchange has stimulated the country's economic growth. This study found a negative and statistically significant relation between stock market development and economic growth. It suggests that while the JSE Securities Exchange is a relatively large stock market it is the presence of thin trading that prevents the proposed benefits of market development from accruing to the economy. Thus the hypothesis is rejected. However, since the only stable cointegrating vector is between growth and banking sector development, it recommends that by expanding their universal banking functions, the present banking structure, though oligopolistic, may be better suited to act as a catalyst for growth. / Business Management / D. Comm. Johansen cointegration Real interest rates Savings McKinnon-Shaw thesis De-repression Financial liberalisation Group-banking Cost of capital Granger causality Financial intermediaries Market failure Liquidity 338.968 Stock exchanges -- South Africa. Interest rates -- South Africa. Financial institutions -- South Africa Liquidity (Economics) Capital costs -- South Africa
26	Srovnávací studie proveditelnosti informačních systému pro nakládání s utajovanými informacemi do stupně utajení důvěrné v oblasti informačně - technologické a ekonomické. / Comparative study of feasibility of information systems handling classified information up to the CONFIDENTIAL level in the area of information-technological and economical. HULIČOVÁ, Hana January 2015 (has links) This thesis deals with the design of a comparative study of the feasibility of an information system handling classified information up to the Confidebtial level in the information-technological and economic area (i.e. economical and financial analysis).
27	The stock market and South Africa's economic development Frank, Ashley Gavin 30 June 2004 (has links) Financial liberalisation, through increasing investment as well as the average productivity of capital, should stimulate economic growth, or so the theory goes. Bank lending unfortunately suffers adverse selection and moral hazard effects, to which the establishment and expansion of stock markets has been offered as a remedy. However, research from developing country stock markets have shown that in many cases these markets did not complement the effects of credit market liberalisation but in rather important aspects subverted them. Countries that implemented credit market liberalisation and raised real interest rates only increased the price of debt capital rather than all capital. This caused a share price boom in many of them. When the price of equity capital fell it seriously undermined and indeed allowed large private corporations to skip altogether the main channel of high interest rates through which the theoretical McKinnon-Shaw effects were to operate. This study asks the research question of what effect the expansion of the South African stock exchange has had for its economic development. It makes use of a general empirical model to explain the relationship between financial development and real output. The model comprises indicators for growth, banking system development, stock market volatility; and, stock market development through a conglomerate index that accounts for market size, liquidity and integration with world capital markets. Quarterly data from 1989 to 2001 is analysed based on the null hypothesis that, as far as financial architecture is concerned, the development of the JSE Securities Exchange has stimulated the country's economic growth. This study found a negative and statistically significant relation between stock market development and economic growth. It suggests that while the JSE Securities Exchange is a relatively large stock market it is the presence of thin trading that prevents the proposed benefits of market development from accruing to the economy. Thus the hypothesis is rejected. However, since the only stable cointegrating vector is between growth and banking sector development, it recommends that by expanding their universal banking functions, the present banking structure, though oligopolistic, may be better suited to act as a catalyst for growth. / Business Management / D. Comm. Johansen cointegration Real interest rates Savings McKinnon-Shaw thesis De-repression Financial liberalisation Group-banking Cost of capital Granger causality Financial intermediaries Market failure Liquidity 338.968 Stock exchanges -- South Africa. Interest rates -- South Africa. Financial institutions -- South Africa Liquidity (Economics) Capital costs -- South Africa
28	Stanovení hodnoty podniku výnosovou metodou / Business Valuation by Using Income Capitalization Approach Procházka, Jan January 2017 (has links) This master thesis deals with evaluation of the company TSS, spol. s r.o. (Ltd.) Třebechovice pod Orebem using earning based methods. The theoretical part contains theoretical foundations and procedures used for company evaluation. The practical part consists of strategic analysis, financial analysis, SWOT analysis, financial plan construction and final calculation of company value via DCF entity and EVA methods. The result of the thesis is the ekvity value of TSS company.
29	Analysis of a novel thermoelectric generator in the built environment Lozano, Adolfo 05 October 2011 (has links) This study centered on a novel thermoelectric generator (TEG) integrated into the built environment. Designed by Watts Thermoelectric LLC, the TEG is essentially a novel assembly of thermoelectric modules whose required temperature differential is supplied by hot and cold streams of water flowing through the TEG. Per its recommended operating conditions, the TEG nominally generates 83 Watts of electrical power. In its default configuration in the built environment, solar-thermal energy serves as the TEG’s hot stream source and geothermal energy serves as its cold stream source. Two systems-level, thermodynamic analyses were performed, which were based on the TEG’s upcoming characterization testing, scheduled to occur later in 2011 in Detroit, Michigan. The first analysis considered the TEG coupled with a solar collector system. A numerical model of the coupled system was constructed in order to estimate the system’s annual energetic performance. It was determined numerically that over the course of a sample year, the solar collector system could deliver 39.73 megawatt-hours (MWh) of thermal energy to the TEG. The TEG converted that thermal energy into a net of 266.5 kilowatt-hours of electricity in that year. The second analysis focused on the TEG itself during operation with the purpose of providing a preliminary thermodynamic characterization of the TEG. Using experimental data, this analysis found the TEG’s operating efficiency to be 1.72%. Next, the annual emissions that would be avoided by implementing the zero-emission TEG were considered. The emission factor of Michigan’s electric grid, RFCM, was calculated to be 0.830 tons of carbon dioxide-equivalent (CO2e) per MWh, and with the TEG’s annual energy output, it was concluded that 0.221 tons CO2e would be avoided each year with the TEG. It is important to note that the TEG can be linearly scaled up by including additional modules. Thus, these benefits can be multiplied through the incorporation of more TEG units. Finally, the levelized cost of electricity (LCOE) of the TEG integrated into the built environment with the solar-thermal hot source and passive ground-based cold source was considered. The LCOE of the system was estimated to be approximately $8,404/MWh, which is substantially greater than current generation technologies. Note that this calculation was based on one particular configuration with a particular and narrow set of assumptions, and is not intended to be a general conclusion about TEG systems overall. It was concluded that while solar-thermal energy systems can sustain the TEG, they are capital-intensive and therefore not economically suitable for the TEG given the assumptions of this analysis. In the end, because of the large costs associated with the solar-thermal system, waste heat recovery is proposed as a potentially more cost-effective provider of the TEG’s hot stream source. / text Thermoelectric generator TEG Novel thermoelectric generator Thermoelectrics Thermoelectric effect Thermoelectric modules Thermoelectric device Patent application Hot stream source Cold stream source EIA EERE Systems-level analysis Energy balance Control volume analysis Thermodynamic analysis Insolation data Insolation incident on a panel Incident insolation Extraterrestrial insolation NREL Ambient temperature data NOAA Renewable energy sources Energy generation technology Electricity generation technology Thermal energy Coupled system Emissions Greenhouse gas GHG Emissions analysis Zero-emission Emissions avoided Emission factor EF Reliability First Corporation RFC Built environment Integrated into the built environment Solar-thermal energy Solar collector system Photovoltaic thermal PVT panel Thermal storage tank Geothermal energy Geothermal heat pump GHP Ground source heat pump GSHP Numerical analysis Numerical model MATLAB Finite-difference Euler explicit Electric grid Annual energetic performance Annual electricity generation Operating efficiency System efficiency Thermodynamic characterization Economic analysis Levelized cost of energy LCOE Waste heat recovery Carbon dioxide equivalent CO2e Capital costs Installed costs Operating and maintenance costs

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