2010
DOI: 10.18267/j.efaj.45
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Progression of Financial Reporting in Czech Republic and its Regulation

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“…The only advantage of current status quo is that it preserves an equal access of state to all taxpayers (MacDonald 2002;Oestreicher and Spengel 2007). However, the Czech Republic is a typical example of a country with hybrid system, where government uses not only tax law, but also accounting rules to influence and thus to ease the tax collection (Ištvánfyová, Mejzlík, and Pelák 2010). This approach produces high costs both on corporate and national economy level, which surely outweigh benefits of state institutions starving for the retention of control over tax system and predictable tax collection.…”
Section: Background and Methodologymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The only advantage of current status quo is that it preserves an equal access of state to all taxpayers (MacDonald 2002;Oestreicher and Spengel 2007). However, the Czech Republic is a typical example of a country with hybrid system, where government uses not only tax law, but also accounting rules to influence and thus to ease the tax collection (Ištvánfyová, Mejzlík, and Pelák 2010). This approach produces high costs both on corporate and national economy level, which surely outweigh benefits of state institutions starving for the retention of control over tax system and predictable tax collection.…”
Section: Background and Methodologymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Analysis of Czech accounting system development and impact of EU regulation on Czech accounting system is described by Ištvánfyová a Mejzlík (2009), while Žárová (2006, 2008) addresses Czech accounting reforms as a necessary background for cross-border mergers realization. Specific issues of deferred taxes as a consequence of revaluation for mergers´ purposes is analysed by Pelák (2010).…”
Section: Literature Overview and Methodologymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…o účetnictví), dle kterého může Ministerstvo financí ČR pověřit vybranou právnickou osobu vytvořením standardu, toto ustanovení však v praxi nebylo nikdy realizováno a tvůrcem celé účetní regulace je tedy Ministerstvo financí ČR (regulátor). Podrobně se situací v regulaci české účetní legislativě zabývá odborný článek (Ištvánfyová -Mejzlík -Pelák, 2010). …”
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