Main topic of this diploma thesis is an overall analysis of International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) implementation. However it focuses not only on the implementation process itself but it also describes IFRS as such; deals with its history and its function in both international and Czech accounting environments. Part of this thesis is also a comparison of bookkeeping according to Czech accounting regulations and international accounting standards; summary of legal differences, and problems that come with these differences. Second part of the thesis introduces an analysis of the implementation process shown on a particular Czech company -- RETAL CZECH a.s.

The diploma thesis includes analysis of leasing and credit. It deals with history, legal framework, accounting aspects from both perspectives - Czech Accounting Standards (CAS) and even International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS), defines and characterizes different kinds of these two types of external financing. In the practical part is compared financial leasing and customer credit from the perspective of the tenant or recipient of the credit. The examples that are used in the diploma thesis are real examples from practice. Both types of external financing are analyzed from two aspects (according to CAS and IFRS).

This diploma thesis deals with legal, accounting and tax consequences of superficies and easements under the legal system of the Czech Republic. Description of the legal context both subjected institutes is focused on domestic evolution process, as well as historical excursion into the jurisdiction of other states and registration in the Land Registry. Further there is an analysis of superficies and easements reporting approaches of Czech accounting legislation and international accounting standards IAS/ IFRS. This section focuses mainly on the reporting of the superficies in the balance sheet of accounting entity according to the Czech accounting law with regard to the change between 2014 and 2015 and IAS/IFRS standards. Tax chapter deals with income tax, value added tax, transfer tax imposed on both institutes in the Czech tax law, including tax burden on inheritance and donation.

The aim of this thesis is to provide complex information on the characteristics of leasing, its cathegorisation and accounting issues including the comparison of leasing relationships outside of the Czech Republic, namely in Austria and in Slovakia. The work is divided into nine chapters, first three of them deal with general concept of leasing -- its history, various types and particularly with the legal framework of leasing in the applicable Czech legislation. The subsequent chapters focus on the lease agreement itself from the moment it comes to existence including the principal requirements of the agreement through changes that may occur during the existence of the agreement to its termination. The eighth chapter is intended to acquaint the reader with accounting of the lease transaction under the international financial reporting standards IFRS and to compare these accounting transactions with processes contained in the Czech accounting legislation. The last part of the work is based mainly on materials provided by IKB Leasing ČR s.r.o. and focuses on differences in the regulation of leasing relationship in Slovakia and Austria.

This thesis deals with the issue of wage according to Czech legislation and IFRS. The aim of this thesis is to describe the two systems and compare the differences in the understanding of different types of employee benefits in accordance with Czech legislation and in accordance with international financial reporting standards.

This diploma thesis tries to generally characterize selected forms of financing while purchasing tangible fixed assets by an entity. These forms are a bank credit, financial and operational leasing. This paper mainly focuses on accounting and taxation factors which are linked with the individual forms. Theoretical resources of given topic are applied to a model case which compares financial flows of bank credit and financial leasing. The thesis also includes current research of relevant segment of subjects which is focused on practical application of selected forms of financing within the individual sections of the Czech economy.

Audit firm tenure impacts the quality of audit work and the disclosure of material internal control weaknesses. Public firms are required by the Sarbanes Oxley Act of 2002 (SOX) Section 302 to disclose material internal control weaknesses. Researchers debate whether audit firm rotation is necessary for improving audit quality (Chen, Lin, & Lin, 2008). Generally, an auditor needs sufficient time to become familiar with a client's business in order to enhance effective controls and financial reporting. However, long tenure may diminish auditor independence, and in turn reduce the quality of audit work and encourage a client to violate SOX disclosure requirements. Therefore, it is expected that the disclosure of material internal control weaknesses is less likely given long audit tenure. Prior studies consider many variables that impact the disclosure of control weaknesses, except audit tenure. Further, prior studies do not address the issue of whether familiarity or independence explains non-disclosure. This dissertation investigates the role of audit firm tenure and concludes that the disclosure of material internal control weaknesses is more likely given short tenure. Further, familiarity with the client's business, which is associated with long tenure, explains non-disclosure and not the lack of independence. Therefore, audit firm rotation may not be necessary.

This master’s work summarises main implementation principles of accounting audit in the Czech Republic with context of European Union. Work explains status and role of auditors in society, general demands on accounting audit, the way of their control and fulfilling. Also contains suitable recommendations for Czech auditors.

The subject of the master´s thesis is the comparison of the financial statements prepared in compliance with Czech accounting legislation and in compliance with International Financial Reporting Standards (IAS/IFRS). This thesis deals with the differences in reporting under Czech accounting legislation and IAS/IFRS in selected company and compares the subject of accounting according to Czech accounting legislation and IAS/IFRS.

The subject of the master´s thesis is the comparison of the financial statements prepared in compliance with Czech accounting legislation and in compliance with International Financial Reporting Standards (IAS/IFRS). This thesis deals with the differences in reporting under Czech accounting legislation and IAS/IFRS in selected company and subsequent assessment of the impact of changes to the image of the company.