Title: Property Management Depending on the Sources Difficulty
1Lecture was elaborated with the help of grant
project of Ministry of Education, Youth and
Sports, FRVÅ n. 2005 Innovation of Subject
Financing of Building Order
- Property Management Depending on the Sources
Difficulty
2Property 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
3Ways 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)
4Depreciation 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
5Calculation 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
6Tax 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
7Linear (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
8Digressive (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
9Input 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)
10Sources 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
11Ways of Property Financing
- Increase of basic capital
- Not divided economic result (profit) from past
periods - Credits
- Leasing
- Financial
- Operative
- Backward
12General 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)