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Title: Property Management Depending on the Sources Difficulty


1
Lecture was elaborated with the help of grant
project of Ministry of Education, Youth and
Sports, FRVŠ n. 2005 Innovation of Subject
Financing of Building Order
  • Property Management Depending on the Sources
    Difficulty

2
Property structure in a company
  • Basic classification of property in a company
  • Long-term property
  • Long-term intangible property (lifetime longer
    then 1 year, PP min. 60 000 CZK)
  • Long-term tangible property (lifetime longer then
    1 year, PP min. 40 000 CZK)
  • Long-term financial property (lifetime longer
    then 1 year)
  • Short-term property
  • Supplies (stocks)
  • Bought (material, goods)
  • Own production (unfinished production,
    intermediate products of own production,
    products)
  • Accounts receivable (receivables)
  • From a business contact
  • Tax receivables (advance tax payments are higher
    then real tax tax overpaid)
  • In face of institutions of social and health
    insurance
  • Financial property
  • Money
  • Bank accounts
  • Short-term financial property

3
Ways of property assessing in a company
  • Property can be assessed by
  • Purchase prices
  • Including buying price and costs connected with
    purchasing (transport, manipulation with
    property)
  • Own costs
  • Aggregate of own costs connected with production
  • Used in the case of assessing of property of own
    production
  • Replacement price
  • Price, for that the property could be purchased
    (price estimate realized by expert in the case,
    when the property was purchased without charge)
  • Nominal value
  • In the case of ready money or valuables (post
    stamps)

4
Depreciation of long-term property
  • Depreciation
  • It concerns about cost expressing annual
    decreasing of long-term property value owing to
    its attrition
  • According to the purpose of depreciation
    assignment it is possible to define
  • Accounting depreciation
  • It expresses real decreasing of a property value
    in connection with its real lifetime (for purpose
    of the income tax calculation its necessary this
    depreciation to transform into tax depreciation)
  • Tax depreciation
  • It expresses maximal amount of depreciation that
    its possible to include into costs used for the
    income tax calculation (described by law n.
    586/1992 Sb., about income taxes)
  • Calculation depreciation
  • It serves for projection of costs connected with
    the property attrition into the unit price of a
    product

5
Calculation of depreciation
  • Methods of a depreciation assignment
  • Linear (equal) depreciation
  • Depreciation is equally distributed on the whole
    property lifetime
  • Digressive (accelerated) depreciation
  • Amount of annual depreciation is decreasing in
    time
  • Progressive depreciation
  • Amount of annual depreciation is increasing in
    time

6
Tax depreciation
  • Identification of depreciation group of the
    long-term property after the purchase of the
    property. Depreciation groups and property
    included into these groups are defined in the
    Income tax law, annex 1
  • Choice of linear or digressive way of
    depreciation that will be next used for the whole
    time of the property lifetime

Depreciation group Time of depreciation
1 3 years
2 5 years
3 10 years
4 20 years
5 30 years
6 50 years
7
Linear (equal) depreciation
  • In the case of linear depreciation there are
    defined maximal annual depreciation rates for
    each depreciation group
  • Depreciation is calculated as a multiplication of
    input price of a property and annual depreciation
    rate for certain depreciation group

Depreciation group First year of depreciation Next years of depreciation
1 20 40
2 11 22,25
3 5,5 10,5
4 2,15 5,15
5 1,4 3,4
6 1,02 2,02
8
Digressive (accelerated) depreciation
  • Calculation of the depreciation for the first
    year
  • Calculation of depreciation for next years of
    depreciation
  • Where
  • IP input price
  • DP depreciated price
  • k number of whole years of depreciation (the
    number of years of a property lifetime)
  • n number of years, for that the property has
    been depreciated

9
Input price assignment
  • Input price of a long-term property for purpose
  • of the depreciation calculation can be in the
  • form of
  • Purchase price
  • Own costs, if the property is produced on the
    companys own
  • Replacement price in other occasions founded
    according to the special legislation (expert
    price)

10
Sources of the property coverage
  • In-house sources (own capital)
  • The registered capital
  • The capital funds
  • The funds created from net (after-tax) profit
  • The economic result (the profit or the lost) of
    the past years
  • The economic result (the profit or the lost) of
    the current period
  • Extraneous sources (liabilities)
  • Long-term extraneous sources
  • received advance payments
  • back long-term commercial papers
  • Short-term extraneous sources
  • trade liabilities (the liabilities towards the
    suppliers)
  • liabilities towards the state budget (required,
    but still unpaid taxes)
  • liabilities towards the employees (still unpaid
    wages or another remuneration)
  • liabilities towards the institutions of the
    social and health insurance
  • Bank credits and loans
  • long-term bank credits
  • short-term bank credits

11
Ways of Property Financing
  • Increase of basic capital
  • Not divided economic result (profit) from past
    periods
  • Credits
  • Leasing
  • Financial
  • Operative
  • Backward

12
General principles of companys property financing
  • Basic principle of financing
  • Long-term property should be financed by own
    sources and long-term extraneous sources
  • These sources should partly finance also
    short-term property
  • Net working capital
  • Short-term property financed by long-term sources
  • Net Working capital (WC) short-term property
    short-term sources
  • WC gt 0 from the aspect of working capital the
    financial stability of a company is ensured
  • WC 0 effective, but from the aspect of
    working capital risk, position of a company
  • WC lt 0 long-term property financed by
    short-term sources, threat of a financial
    stability
  • (Remark Financial stability expresses abilities
    of a company to comply its debts with own
  • payables from a long-time aspect)
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