The description of the methods which are suitable for the evaluation of the financial position of a company with utilization of processes and instruments of the financial analysis creates the theoretical base of this diploma thesis. There is the description and analysis of the financial statements constructed according to the Czech rules and according to the International financial reporting standards IAS/IFRS. The financial statements present one of the possible resources of information suitable for financial analysis. The instruments, the methods and the processes of the financial analysis are applied for the analysis of the company ČEZ, a.s. in the practical part of this thesis. The analysis should evaluate the history and the present condition of the financial position of this company. In the conclusion of this thesis there is summary of the financial situation of the company ČEZ, a.s. based on the outcomes of the financial analysis.

This diploma thesis deals with revenue recognition in acconrdance to International Financial Reporting Standards IFRS and american Generally Accepted Accounting Principles US GAAP. Furthermore, it is focused on convergence project, called Revenue Recognition Project. This will result to standard Revenue from Contracts with Customers. Expected issue period is the end of 2011. The goal of this thesis is to analyze and assess the current situation in chosen accounting systems.

This thesis deals with phase II of IFRS 4 Insurance contracts. The aim of the standard is to establish the principles that an entity should apply to report useful information to users of its financial statements about the nature, amount, timing and uncertainty of cash flows from insurance contracts, so that the financial statements of the entity are comparable with financial statements of other entities. Therefore IASB introduced building blocks measurement model, where an insurance contract is measured based on the present value of expected fulfillment cash flows, risk margin and contractual service margin. The building blocks model is based on making extensive judgments when measuring the insurance contracts. To explain the judgments, the standard requires the entity to disclose details about the judgments in the footnotes to the financial statements. The building blocks model is used mainly for life insurance contracts. For contracts that last one year or less (usually non-life insurance contracts) the standard allows the entities to use a simplified approach for measuring insurance contracts that is similar as the current practice of measuring non-life insurance contracts. Revenues from insurance contracts should depict the transfer of promised services arising from the insurance contract in an amount that reflects the consideration to which the entity expects to be entitled in exchange for those services (this approach is in line with the prepared IFRS 15 Revenue from Contracts with Customers).

In my master thesis I am dealing with the question of involving the subject International Financial Reporting Standards into the subject Accounting at the Secondary schools of Economics. IFRS are shortly introduced in the first chapter. In the next chapter are discussed the reasons pro and con involving this question into the subject system, they are supported by recently made researches and knowledges. This chapter last but not least contains own analysis of school educational programs of chosen Secondary schools of Economics. The third chapter summarizes the results of questionnaire research among the secondary school teachers of accounting. The last and fundamental chapter of this thesis already involves the own suggestion of the subject International standards within Accountin with the presentation of concrete examples and possible procedure of the teacher.

The concept of control is an important determinant of consolidated financial statements. Group of economically related entities and its consolidated financial statements are identified by control concept. Conception of control lies in the model of determination of entities controlled. The evolution of control concept points out, that some entities have not always been integrated in the group or have not been considered controlled. Information value of consolidated financial statements resulting from the control concept is directly influenced by this non-integration represented e.g. by off-balance sheet accounting and Special Purpose Entities. Thesis examines and analyzes present and previous models of control concept of U.S. GAAP, IAS/IFRS and its converged principles.

This diploma thesis deals with application of the International Financial Reporting Standard for Small and Medium-sized Entities (IFRS SME) in conditions of a certain manufacturing company. First parts of the thesis are focused on identification of differences between IFRS SME and full IFRS as well as on IFRS SME concept compared to the Czech and Dutch GAAP. Practical part aims to analyze the overall process of first Standard's adoption that is linked to necessary modification of company's accounting policies. The goal of this part is also to prepare Statements of financial position covering two accounting periods after the transition date. In one part of this thesis there are also brief comments on qualification and education of accountants. As a result of all mentioned above, this thesis helps to outline benefits and constraints of possible IFRS SME implementation in the Czech Republic.

The aim of this thesis is to describe problematics of accounting and reporting of foreign currency, application of exchange rates and rise and settlement of exchange differences in reporting under International Financial Reporting Standards and Czech accounting regulations. The thesis is also focused on comparison of the dissimilarities between those systems, especially in the field of selection and proper use of foreign currencies, exchange rates and on dissimilarities in the rise and settlement of exchange differences in the various stages of the accounting period and various situations. Thesis clearly informs about problematics of currency and exchange rates and shows on practical examples application of such rules.

The diploma thesis is focused on the International Financial Reporting Standard for Small and Medium-sized Entities (IFRS for SMEs). Its origin and development is introduced and the opinions of the accounting experts on its worldwide adoption are assessed. The paper also contains the comparison between the standard and the International Financial Reporting Standards (so called full IFRSs). The standard adoption is illustrated and all consequences are analyzed within the conditions of the Czech company, whose characteristics are in accordance with the definition of small and medium-sized entities stated in the standard.

The thesis deals with the International Financial Reporting Standard for Small and Medium Enterprises (IFRS for SMEs). The theoretical part provides information on the origin and development of this standard, including its current expansion across the European Union and beyond. The theoretical part also includes the definition of "small and medium enterprises" defined acording to the IASB and the EU. The individual rules of IFRS for SMEs and their practical application is captured in the second part, which outlines the procedure for the transition of the financial statements selected Czech company that uses the Czech accounting standards into those of the IFRS for SMEs with emphasis on capturing individual adjustments primarily in the actual balance sheet.

This master´s thesis deals with problems of transformation of financial statements prepared in accordance with Czech accounting regulations on the financial statements in accordance with International Financial Reporting Standards. In the first section of the thesis elaborated theoretical work, in the second part contains a translation of financial statements of an entity selected and defined by the conclusions of both systems for reporting financial information.