2016
DOI: 10.21003/ea.v158-22
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Possibilities of creative accounting avoidance in the Slovak Republic

Abstract: Abstract.Creative accounting is a common phenomenon in recording the results in organisations. Act No. 431/2002 determines the need for the true and fair representation of econominc results in Slovakia. In this article, the authors discuss the key assumptions of the audit in view of the financial audit application. Based at Slovak legislation, the authors present selected methods and possibilities of the creative accounting avoidance, which have a major impact on public finances in the form of taxes. Keywords:… Show more

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“…Creative accounting represents the process of manipulating accounting data in order to transform financial statements from the form they should have to the form their creators would like (Stangova & Vighova, 2016) The history of creative accounting dates back to the period when the pillars of doubleentry bookkeeping were officially built. This is the period of the late Middle Ages.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Creative accounting represents the process of manipulating accounting data in order to transform financial statements from the form they should have to the form their creators would like (Stangova & Vighova, 2016) The history of creative accounting dates back to the period when the pillars of doubleentry bookkeeping were officially built. This is the period of the late Middle Ages.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The main areas that could influence the quality of accounting information are data falsification, accounting methodology and information systems (Vlčková & Friebel, 2015). One of the reasons for falsifying data is the reduction in tax liability for entities (Stangova & Vighova, 2016).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%