The thesis' purpose is to familiarize the reader with the basic differencies between czech accounting law and IFRS. The first part focuses on czech financial statements as compared with IFRS financial statements, then deals with some of the crucial divergences between Czech accounting standards and IFRS. There is an example from practice at the end of the thesis that should help easier understanding of the theory.

The subject of the thesis is the financial analysis of the company which operates the hotel Mövenpick Prague, for the period from year 2004 to 2008. The financial analysis is produced from external, publicly available data. The thesis is divided into two parts. The first part is focused on the theoretical aspects of the financial analysis. The second, practical part contains the application of the methods described in the theoretical part. The conclusion summarizes the results of the thesis.

The thesis deals with the audit of the financial statement. Solves the characteristics and evolution of the audit, as well as legislation under which an entity must follow when preparing financial statement. Explains which demands are placed on the person performing the audit. Explains the audit procedures from operations before accepting the order to release the auditor's report. The practical part deals with the real audit of financial statement of selected company.

This Master's thesis presents the external financial analysis of the chosen hotel. The main aim of this thesis is both to determine the current financial situation, and evaluate the dependency of the development from fluctuation in the macroeconomic environment. The first chapter based on professional literature depicts that financial analysis is important business management tool and explains the basic methods of analysis. Practical part specifies the economic situation of the hotel, especially from its relevant market share view. Subsequently the financial analysis (balance sheet, income statement, and cash flow statement) and financial gap analysis follows. The core of the thesis is ratio analysis of liquidity indicators, long-term financial balance, profitability and activity. Kralicek quick test and bankruptcy model IN05 provides the summary view on company's financial health. At the conclusion, company's major strengths and weaknesses are highlighted altogether with the future development outline and presentation of proposals solving the identified deficiencies.

The aim of this master thesis is a financial analysis of Audi Group. Audi is one of the most popular brand of premium car manufacturers, which has a long history and which is a part of one of the biggest world groups in automotive industry -- Volkswagen Group. In this paper we will look into its financial reports in order to analyze its financial performance and make the conclusion in the end -- is Audi Group successful?

The aim of this diploma thesis is to cover the problem of usefulness of financial statements and accompanying notes in relation to the most important users and their investment decision making. First part of the thesis describes substantial principles of financial statements and notes and forms theoretic basis for subsequent practical analysis. The role of annual accounts information in the decision-making process is further determined. General usefulness of financial statements is covered together with its qualitative and quantitative aspects. In practical part of the thesis the scoring-based model is used to assess usefulness of financial statements by examining its qualitative and quantitative aspects. The final part of the thesis is intended to reveal main sections of financial statements which can be easily adjusted to mislead investors in their decision making. The thesis is focused on financial statements based on both IFRS and Czech accounting standards, where both systems are being compared.

The thesis aims at topic, which is one of the biggest challenge of modern world. The goal of this paper is covered Fraud techniques like manipulation with financial statements including different deceptions of personnel benefit. Among parts of these belong: examples of latest fraud cases, description of manipulation and Fraud techniques, prevention, representation of typical fraudster, etc. After reading the user should be able to have a great knowledge about the potential risk for the company and should know how to protect it.

The thesis deals with the verification the financial statements of the selected company. The aim of this thesis is to characterize the methods that the auditor performs during his work and subsequently to apply the theoretical basis for the practical demonstration of the audit in the particular company. Methodical part explains the concept of audit, audit objectives and describes historical development of audit. The following chapters include information about legislation of the audit and procedures for verifying the financial statements. The second part of the thesis is the practical part which includes the presentation of the company itself and subsequent application of the theory to DACHSER Czech Republic co.

This thesis deals with the process of transition from IFRS to the Czech accounting regulations. This issue is currently insufficiently addressed and poses for businesses that would address the transition, considerable difficulties. The thesis points to basic differences in the approaches of both GAAP. They are generally described in the first part theoretical. In the second part, practical, is an analysis of selected items in the financial statements, and then within a complex sample illustration of the differences and illustrate their transfer to the fictional company.

M.Com. (International Accounting) / This minor dissertation investigates how the conflict in the classification of financial assets between IAS 39 Financial Instruments: Recognition and Measurement and IAS 1 Presentation of Financial Statements is being bridged in the financial statements of banks by reviewing the classification of financial assets in the statement of financial position, accounting policies and the notes to the financial statements. IAS 39 provides specific classifications for financial instruments, while IAS 1 provides a classification based on liquidity. The minor dissertation applied a quantitative content analysis of the annual financial statements of South African banks for the 2011 financial year. Companies in the sample selection were drawn from the FTSE/JSE classification of the Top 100 companies selected on their market capitalisation on 30 December 2011. Seven banks are included in the Top 100 companies. The minor dissertation found that the classification of financial assets as required in IAS 39 is not shown in the statement of financial position. The statement of financial position is based on the liquidity classification in IAS 1. In contrast, the accounting policies for financial instruments are based on the IAS 39 classification. The structure of the notes to the financial statements follows the classification in the statement of financial position. The minor dissertation further found that the conflict between the IAS 1 and IAS 39 classifications is bridged in the detail of the notes. Two methods are being used to bridge the conflict. The first method is to provide an IAS 39 reconciliation in each applicable note. In this reconciliation, the total amount of the note is allocated to an applicable IAS 39 classification. The second method is that the line items in the statement of financial position are allocated IAS 39 classifications in a table format. The table allocates the amount of individual assets and liabilities as identified in the statement of financial position in the categories required by IAS 39. Through using both Method 1 (reconciliation in each note) and Method 2 (a separate table based on the statement of financial position) the conflict between IAS 1 (liquidity classification) and IAS 39 is bridged. However, the IAS 39 classification is not directly obtainable from the primary financial statements. In the future, the study can be more comprehensively replicated in other countries and international research, as this exploratory research was only limited to seven banks in South Africa. Further research can also investigate entities other than banks to see how they bridge the conflict between IAS 1 and IAS 39. The review of the treatment of financial instruments resulted in the replacement of IAS 39 by IFRS 9 in November 2009. Future research of the new IFRS 9 classifications may assess how the conflict is being treated. In addition, further research can assess the quality of disclosure in the classification of financial assets/instruments in the financial statements of banks and other entities