| Course title | State Final Exam Business Accounting |
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| Course code | KUF/SZUC |
| Organizational form of instruction | no contact |
| Level of course | Master |
| Year of study | 2 |
| Semester | Winter and summer |
| Number of ECTS credits | 0 |
| Language of instruction | Czech |
| Status of course | Compulsory |
| Form of instruction | Face-to-face |
| Work placements | This is not an internship |
| Recommended optional programme components | None |
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| Course content |
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MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING: 1. Controlling, its fundament, evolution and importance. Controlling role in strategic and operational management. Source of management information. 2. Management processes, operations and activities and information support. Managerial accounting as a tool for effective management. Opportunity costs. Performance management. Techniques cost accounting - accounting for materials, labor and overhead costs, methods and principles of cost accounting. 3. Costing system and its use in management. Application of the methods of management accounting which focus on the management of processes and activities. Activity based costing. 4. Budgeting - methods, budget preparation, capital budgeting and discounted cash flows, budgetary control. Determination of business objectives with respect to the corporate budget. 5. Calculation and analysis of variances, synchronization of budgeted and actual revenue. 6. Responsibility accounting as a part of liability management, responsibility centers. Internal pricing, Pricing decisions. Measuring and monitoring the performance of individual internal departments, reducing costs and increasing value. Management reports. 7. Strategic management accounting - value chain analysis, Life-cycle costing. Target costing. Balance score card, Just-in-time. KPI - Key Performance Indicators. 8. The decision tasks in existing capacity, Cost-volume-profit analysis. Decision-making role on future capacity, financial criteria and evaluation methods of investment, respect the time factor. UA: Heading of Accounting (financial) auditing: 1. The audit, its objectives and general principles. 2. Legislative adjustment of audit activities. 3. Ethics in audit activities. 4. The activities of the auditor before the conclusion of the audit engagement. 5. The activities of auditor in identifying risks and determining materiality. 6. The planning of the audit. 7. The Audit evidence and evaluation. 8. Report of the auditor, the audit opinion. 9. Working papers, events between the date of of the financial statements and issuing the audit opinion. 10. Fraud and criminal liability of the auditor. Measures against money laundering activity. Heading of International Financial Reporting Standards: 1. International accounting harmonization, main accounting systems (IFRS, US GAAP, accounting in the EU). 2. Conceptual framework, valuation of assets and liabilities. 3. Fixed assets (reporting, valuation, depreciation). 4. Leasing (characteristics, classification, view of the lessee and the lessor). 5. Inventories (reporting and valuation). 6. Financial instruments - financial asset and liability (recognition and measurement). 7. Revenues from contracts with customers (revenue determination model). 8. Liabilities - provisions, contingent assets and contingent liabilities, employee benefits (recognition and measurement). 9. Income taxes (characteristics, calculation methods). 10. Biological assets - agriculture; subsidies (reporting and valuation). 11. Financial statements prepared in accordance with IFRS. 12. Business combinations - consolidated financial statements.
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| Learning outcomes |
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The content of this course is the state final examination of business accounting.
Students understand the principles of managerial accounting (they are able to analyze individual costs, use calculation systems in specific production conditions, compile budgets and evaluate deviations, are able to use tools and methods in business process management, strategic management and controlling). In the area of International Financial Reporting Standards, they have knowledge and skills in their understanding and application at the level of selected standards, including a conceptual framework in preparing financial statements of entities (students are able to discuss and apply standards in accordance with the requirements of this financial reporting framework). In the category of accounting auditing, students are able to obtain the basics for determining and ensuring the reliability of published accounting information, identification of errors and mistakes, understand the context, contribute to the educational function of audit. |
| Prerequisites |
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International Financial Reporting Standards 1, International Financial Reporting Standards II, Managerial Accounting II and Accounting Auditing.
KUF/CMSV1 ----- or ----- KUF/IFRS1 ----- or ----- KUF/IFS1 ----- or ----- KUF/KIFR1 ----- or ----- KUF/MSVU1 and KUF/CIFR2 ----- or ----- KUF/IFRS2 ----- or ----- KUF/KIFR2 and KUF/KMAU2 ----- or ----- KUF/MAU2 and KUF/CUA ----- or ----- KUF/KUA ----- or ----- KUF/UA |
| Assessment methods and criteria |
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Oral examination
The student must demonstrate knowledge of a comprehensive overview of concepts and principles of managerial accounting, international financial reporting standards and financial auditing. The student is able to respond to specific questions and apply basic theoretical knowledge to practical examples. |
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| Study plans that include the course |
| Faculty | Study plan (Version) | Category of Branch/Specialization | Recommended semester | |
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| Faculty: Faculty of Economics | Study plan (Version): Accounting and Financial Management (3) | Category: Economy | 2 | Recommended year of study:2, Recommended semester: Summer |