This thesis is designed as a comprehensive view of trading on foreign markets. It contains the fields of specifics and practices of the international trade, which the firms in this situation are forced to deal with. The work is focused not only on accounting procedures, even if they include a proportion of mainly practices, but also takes in the areas of taxation and exchange policy. In the practical part I gradually focused on various activities that the company deals with; not only in accounting, but also in the field of exchange and taxation policies or e.g. the obligations on public authorities.

The subject of this thesis is particularly the issue of domestic reverse charge procedure as a tool in the fight against tax evasion on value added tax (VAT) and its planned expansion. The reverse charge is not the only tool in the fight against evasion of VAT in the Czech Republic. The thesis therefore analyzed and used other tools. These instruments are inspection report, institute an unreliable payer, liability for unpaid VAT and EET. In conclusion, there is the comparison of individual instruments.

The aim of this master's thesis is to provide comprehensive information about operating business in the international road passenger transport with a focus on conditions which the carrier has to meet to start his business and regulations that must be followed. Master's thesis also focuses on fees which the bus operating company has to pay to the treasury of Germany, Slovakia, Poland and Austria (or private entities), i.e. tolls and VAT (sales tax). At the end the thesis compares total amount of charges applicable in these countries.

The aim of this thesis is to analyse tax system of Ireland and Great Britain and derive recommendations for the Czech tax system in income tax, value added tax and taxes on immovable property. First two chapters characterize the current tax system of Ireland and Great Britain. The third chapter deals with the comparison of selected macroeconomic indicators relating to taxation. The fourth chapter is the comparison of the Irish and British income tax, value added tax and property tax and on the basis of this comparison are drawn recommendations for Czech tax system.

This thesis deals with tools against tax evasion of value added tax. The main aim of this work is to analyse tools that either have been implemented in the Czech Republic and the European Union already, or, it is being planned to be introduced in the near future, and then, to evaluate their impact and effectiveness. Theoretical points and analysis of the tools take the first part of this thesis. It is a description of the principle of the functioning of value added tax, definition of tax evasion, legislative regulation of value added tax, and current forms of tax evasion. In the second part, every tool is being analysed, described the basic principles of the functioning, legislative regulation, and analysis of its advantages and disadvantages. It deals with VAT control report, electronic records of sales, reverse charge, concept of liability, comprehensive reporting and VIES.

This thesis deals with the issue of real estates in business. It defines the real estate in accordance with the laws and mentions related taxes. Emphasis is placed on accounting and tax impact of various options for acquisition a property, obligations of entrepreneurs arising from operations of real estates and property disposal methods. The text is supplemented by practical examples. The thesis highlights changes in force since 2014, resulting from the new version of the legislation. The last part of the thesis involves an analysis of real estates which are reported by selected companies of the food sector in the Czech Republic.

This thesis's objective is to whether the customs duty's dissipating its strength in its ability to create balanced conditions for the presence of competing goods in one market that are from in two mutually inhomogeneous production environments and to propose a conceptual framework for long-term action. Application of grounded theory based on comparative analysis of quantitative data within a case study allowed for a creation of data-emergent theory in the subject area of international trade. A core category of connection between an individual's wage and the level of customs duty levied on an imported good has been developed to offer an explanation of the core phenomenon of the customs duty's lost strength. Through the theoretical conceptualisations, the variable of developed core category impacted the creation of the variable of the ratio comparing the amount of customs duty levied on imported good with the average monthly wage of the individual. The conceptual model explains 3 theoretical propositions explore the analogy which results in explanation of the core premise of this thesis. Applied emergent theory, allowed for proposal of long-term action of the alternative to customs in a form of an increased value added tax on imported goods.

The Master‘s thesis deals with the issue of missing VAT in carousel frauds in case-law of the Court of Justice of the European Union and the Supreme Administrative Court of the Czech Republic. Partial issues are identification of missing VAT and subjects in fraudulant supply chain whose right to deduct input VAT can be denied along with question of sanctional or reparational character of denial of right to deduct input VAT. The thesis contains recommended procedure for tax payers to minimize risks related to deduction of VAT.

Zmrzlý, D. Value added tax in the selected company. Diploma thesis. Brno: Mendel University, 2019. The aim of this work is to formulate recommendations for the application of the Czech VAT Act for subjects from the selected sector and the requirements for their practice. This thesis deals with the introduction of the system of this tax as well as the related legislation at the level of the European Union and the Czech Republic. The main part of the thesis analyses the sector of yoga providers including quantitative and qualitative research. Attention is also focused on VAT in the selected company from this sector. The activities of the company are analysed in relation to VAT and the correct procedure according to the law, as well as from the managerial, economic and technical point of view. The result is the creation of recommendations for correct application of the Czech VAT Act with regard to the specificities of the sector and discussion for the analysed company.

The mechanism of microparticle shedding from the plasma membrane of calcium-loaded cells has been investigated in erythrocytes and platelets. Recent studies have revealed the physiological and clinical importance of microparticle release from nucleated cells such as lymphocytes and endothelium. The experiments of this study were designed to address whether simple mechanisms discovered in platelets and erythrocytes also apply to the more complex nucleated cells. Four such mechanisms were addressed: potassium efflux, transbilayer phosphatidylserine migration, cytoskeleton degradation, and membrane lipid order. The rate and amount of microparticle release in the presence of a calcium ionophore, ionomycin, was assayed by light scatter at 500 nm. To inhibit the calcium-activated potassium current, cells were exposed to 1 mM quinine or a high-potassium buffer. Both interventions substantially attenuated microparticle shedding induced by ionomycin. Microparticle release was also greatly reduced in a lymphocyte cell line deficient in the expression of scramblase, the enzyme responsible for calcium-stimulated phosphatidylserine migration to the cell surface. This result indicated that such phosphatidylserine exposure is also required for microparticle shedding. The importance of cytoskeletal rearrangement was evaluated through the use of E64-d, a calpain inhibitor, which appeared to have no affect on release. Thus, if cytoskeleton degradation is important for microparticle release, a different enzyme or protein must be involved. Finally, the effect of membrane physical properties was addressed by varying the experimental temperature (32–42 °C). A significant positive trend in the rate of microparticle release as a function of temperature was observed. Fluorescence experiments with trimethylammoniumdiphenylhexatriene and patman revealed significant differences in the level of apparent membrane order along that temperature range. Ionomycin treatment appeared to cause further disordering of the membrane, although the magnitude of this change was minimally temperature-sensitive. Thus, it was concluded that microparticle release depends more on the initial level of membrane order than on the change imposed by calcium uptake. In general, mechanisms involved in particle release from platelets and erythrocytes appeared relevant tolymphocytes with the exception of the hydrolytic enzyme involved in cytoskeletal degradation.