Course Details
Accounting
Academic Year 2023/24
BVA007 course is part of 1 study plan
BPC-SI / E Summer Semester 3rd year
Legal limits are explained to students, ie accounting legislation, Act No. 563/91 Coll and applicable accounting procedures.
The course is interested in Accounting system, tax accounting and double-entry accounting.
Financial accounting.
Basic accounting of assets and resources.
Evidence of costs and revenues.
Closing and financial statements.
Work with the financial statements.
The importance of accounting in corporate financial management.
Course Guarantor
Institute
Objective
Knowledge
Syllabus
3. Balance sheet and changes in balance sheet. Chart of accounts and sample chart of accounts.
4.–5. Characterization and valuation of fixed assets. Accounting operations with fixed assets.
6.–7. Characterization and valuation of inventory.Accounting operations with inventory.
8. Accounting relationships.
9. Capital accounts and long term liabilities.
10.–11. Costs and revenues.
12.–13. Annual closing. Financial statements and cash flow.
Prerequisites
Language of instruction
Czech
Credits
4 credits
Semester
Forms and criteria of assessment
Specification of controlled instruction, the form of instruction, and the form of compensation of the absences
Offered to foreign students
Course on BUT site
Lecture
13 weeks, 2 hours/week, elective
Syllabus
1.–2. Legislation act 563/91 coll. accounting, meaning and significance. History of accounting. Basic principles of accounting. Metodological tools of accounting.
3. Balance sheet and changes in balance sheet. Chart of accounts and sample chart of accounts.
4.–5. Characterization and valuation of fixed assets. Accounting operations with fixed assets.
6.–7. Characterization and valuation of inventory.Accounting operations with inventory.
8. Accounting relationships.
9. Capital accounts and long term liabilities.
10.–11. Costs and revenues.
12.–13. Annual closing. Financial statements and cash flow.
Exercise
13 weeks, 2 hours/week, compulsory
Syllabus
1.–2. Accounting documents. Introduction to the tax evidence. Keeping cash book and books of ancillary evidence.
3. Economic processes in the system of accounts.
4.–5. Long-term assets. Acquisition. Depreciation. Disposals.
6.–7. Inventory. A and B stock records. Inventory valuation. Inventory stock.
8. Financial accounts. Evidence of valuables, cash and non-cash transactions. Evidence of wages.
9. Accounting relations. Receivables and trade payables. Taxes and subsidies.
10.–11. Evidence of costs and revenues. Costs and revenues from operating, financial and extraordinary activities. Accrued expenses and revenues. Exchange rate differences.
12. Capital accounts and long-term liabilities. Equity. Provisions. Distribution of profit.
13. Annual financial statements and closing. Determining income tax of artificial persons. Principle continuity. Credit test.