Title
Integration of Slovakia’s double-entry bookkeeping into the EU system
Abstract
At present, the basic principle of double-entry bookkeeping in Slovakia as well as according to international accounting standards is the accrual principle. Accounting in the world as well as in Slovakia has undergone a long development, as long as the accounting units could apply this principle in practice. The article is based on the requirements of the European Union and takes into account two assumptions: accrual basis and continuous duration in terms of business operation. The aim of the presented article is to compare the cash and accrual principle in the accounting of the Slovak Republic according to international accounting standards. In the article, we applied the research method - comparison / accrual and cash principle. We used the method of comparison and the method of analysis of performed controls. The article contains a presentation of the results of the control activities of the Supreme Audit Office of the Slovak Republic and the Financial Administration of the Slovak Republic, which these institutions performed at public administration entities and business entities.
Keywords
international standards, accrual system, cash system, control of accrual accounting
JEL classifications
H83
URI
http://jssidoi.org/jesi/article/875
DOI
Pages
363-373
Funding
The paper is the output of a scientific project IGA no. 1/2021 “Modernizing the Business Areas in European Countries in the Current Challenges with the Aim of Ensure Sustainable Economic Growth” (Funder: VSEMvs IGA VSEMvs, i.e. School of Economics and Management in Public Administration).This is an open access issue and all published articles are licensed under a
Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License
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