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Technical University of Liberec, Faculty of Economics, Department of Finance and Accounting
Intangible Assets - Recognition, Measuring and Reporting by Financial Statements, Including Related Tax Issues
Topic Overview:
Subtopic 1: Comparative studies on national (regulation in the selected countries) and international (IFRS, US GAAP) level of the recognition, valuation and financial reporting of intangible assets;
Subtopic 2: Comparative analysis of the consequences of different regulation and reporting of intangible assets;
Subtopic 3: Comparative studies of various valuation methods for intangible assets;
Subtopic 4: Identifying the tax risks associated with the reporting of intangibles: tax optimization - license transfers - international issues;
Subtopic 5: Literature review of existing studies: Recognition, valuation and evidence of intangibles not reported by financial statements, financial identifiers of the existence of intangible assets in the company;
Task:
Case studies and comparative analysis on the topic of intangible assets in international context.
Requirements:
Basic knowledge of accounting concepts and principles and their application in financial reporting.
Recommended for:
Students of economy focusing on finance and accounting.
Subtopic 1: Comparative studies on national (regulation in the selected countries) and international (IFRS, US GAAP) level of the recognition, valuation and financial reporting of intangible assets;
Subtopic 2: Comparative analysis of the consequences of different regulation and reporting of intangible assets;
Subtopic 3: Comparative studies of various valuation methods for intangible assets;
Subtopic 4: Identifying the tax risks associated with the reporting of intangibles: tax optimization - license transfers - international issues;
Subtopic 5: Literature review of existing studies: Recognition, valuation and evidence of intangibles not reported by financial statements, financial identifiers of the existence of intangible assets in the company;
Task:
Case studies and comparative analysis on the topic of intangible assets in international context.
Requirements:
Basic knowledge of accounting concepts and principles and their application in financial reporting.
Recommended for:
Students of economy focusing on finance and accounting.
Technical University of Liberec, Faculty of Economics, Department of Business Administration
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)
Topic Overview:
CSR = a type of business self-regulation with the aim of being socially accountable. There is no one "right" way companies can practice CSR; many corporate CSR initiatives strive to positively contribute to the public, the economy or the environment.
Task:
Literature review – global case studies of companies within the EU and all over the World; comparison of different types of industry (focusing then mainly on chemical industry); social, economic and environmental issues; reporting; LCA; sustainability; setting hypotheses and verifying/rejecting them; statistics and overviews.
Requirements:
General knowledge of CSR, interest in the issue, statistics.
Outcomes:
Literature review, report.
References:
a) Asbury, S. 2016. Practical Guide to Corporate Social Responsibility. EAN: 9781138901841, ISBN: 1138901849.
b) Taylor & Francis Ltd. Blowfield, M. 2019. Corporate Social Responsibility. EAN: 9780198797753. Oxford University Press.
c) Other books/articles devoted to CSR.
CSR = a type of business self-regulation with the aim of being socially accountable. There is no one "right" way companies can practice CSR; many corporate CSR initiatives strive to positively contribute to the public, the economy or the environment.
Task:
Literature review – global case studies of companies within the EU and all over the World; comparison of different types of industry (focusing then mainly on chemical industry); social, economic and environmental issues; reporting; LCA; sustainability; setting hypotheses and verifying/rejecting them; statistics and overviews.
Requirements:
General knowledge of CSR, interest in the issue, statistics.
Outcomes:
Literature review, report.
References:
a) Asbury, S. 2016. Practical Guide to Corporate Social Responsibility. EAN: 9781138901841, ISBN: 1138901849.
b) Taylor & Francis Ltd. Blowfield, M. 2019. Corporate Social Responsibility. EAN: 9780198797753. Oxford University Press.
c) Other books/articles devoted to CSR.
Technical University of Liberec, Faculty of Economics, Department of Business Administration
Entrepreneurship of University Students
Topic Overview:
Research is oriented on entrepreneurship of young university students and on the motivation and education towards the necessary skills.
Task:
Statistical analyses of survey from intenational projects ( https://www.guesssurvey.org).
Requirements:
Work with SPSS.
Outcomes:
Literature review, data analyses.
References:
Antlova, K; Rydvalova, P and Lamr, M- UNIVERSITIES SUPPORT OF STUDENTS ENTREPRENEURIAL ACTIVITIES, 27th Interdisciplinary Information Management Talks Conference (IDIMT), ISBN978-3-99062-590-3.
Research is oriented on entrepreneurship of young university students and on the motivation and education towards the necessary skills.
Task:
Statistical analyses of survey from intenational projects ( https://www.guesssurvey.org).
Requirements:
Work with SPSS.
Outcomes:
Literature review, data analyses.
References:
Antlova, K; Rydvalova, P and Lamr, M- UNIVERSITIES SUPPORT OF STUDENTS ENTREPRENEURIAL ACTIVITIES, 27th Interdisciplinary Information Management Talks Conference (IDIMT), ISBN978-3-99062-590-3.
Topic Overview:
The student will participate on research activities of the Department of Geography with a specific focus of above-mentioned topic.
Requirements:
The student should have general interest and passion for scientific research and be a team player. We expect him/her to have some geographical knowledge and interets in the topic mentioned above. Fluent English is a must (reading, writing, speaking).
The student will participate on research activities of the Department of Geography with a specific focus of above-mentioned topic.
Requirements:
The student should have general interest and passion for scientific research and be a team player. We expect him/her to have some geographical knowledge and interets in the topic mentioned above. Fluent English is a must (reading, writing, speaking).
University of West Bohemia in Pilsen, Faculty of Economics, Department of Finance and Accounting
Accounting System in Terms of Environmental and Social Aspects
