Cilj našeg istraživanja bio je utvrđivanje uticaja globalne finansijske krize na operativnu profitabilnost mađarskih poljoprivrednih preduzeća, putem istraživanja fluktuacija u kreditiranju, neto investicijama i neto prodaji. Na osnovu istraživanja sprovedenih u Srednjoj Evropi analizirali smo finansijsku poziciju preduzeća u periodu od 2007. do 2013. godine, svrstavajući ih u grupe prema njihovoj veličini i tražeći veze između pokazatelja promenjenih usled finansijske krize. Na osnovu sprovedenih istraživanja došli smo do konkluzije da je kriza bila najizrazitija u 2009. i 2010. poslovnoj godini; mikro i mala preduzeća su u ovom vremenskom periodu bila posebno izložena nepovoljnim uticajima. Posebnim testiranjem parametara modelom regresije koji objašnjavaju promene u operativnom profitu dokazano je da gore spomenute promene nisu bile nezavisne jedni od drugih. Jedna model analiza svedoči o uzročno-posledičnoj vezi između pada operativnog profita (EBIT) i smanjenja prihoda iz neto prodaje u 2009. godini, kao i o vezi između naglog povećanja istog i rasta prihoda iz neto prodaje u 2011. godini, osim toga i o marginalnom efektu neto investicija.
Gambling industry has its features, especially from accounting perspectives. The different regulations by countries may influence the accounting practices and so the form and content of the presented financial statements, shadowing the clearness of information used by decision-makers. Our study aims to provide an update report about the characteristics of the European industry using the financial statements of gambling companies and examine whether the variations in the recognition and measurement of revenue and gambling tax might have a significant impact on comparability and understandability of financial statements. As for European IFRS statements, empirical results show differences in the accounting of gaming revenue and gambling tax, depending on the country where the company was registered. If specific accounting guidance for the gambling sector existed, it would enhance the transparency of financial statements.
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