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Title: How Does Management Accounting Differ from Financial Accounting?
Description: Financial accounting requires reporting a firm's or organization's overall performance to those not involved with that company or organization. Financial accounting is responsible for providing these uninvolved stakeholders with a financial report that summarizes the company's profitability and outlines the company's resources and obligations. It is hard for a company to convince unconnected parties to invest in it due to market expansion or to use the cash for other reasons if the company cannot adequately convey its financial situation. The balance sheet and the income statement are the two reports created throughout the financial accounting process.
Description: Financial accounting requires reporting a firm's or organization's overall performance to those not involved with that company or organization. Financial accounting is responsible for providing these uninvolved stakeholders with a financial report that summarizes the company's profitability and outlines the company's resources and obligations. It is hard for a company to convince unconnected parties to invest in it due to market expansion or to use the cash for other reasons if the company cannot adequately convey its financial situation. The balance sheet and the income statement are the two reports created throughout the financial accounting process.
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ACCT 301: Cost Planning
Archiverr Resource Center
Accounting Practice Essay
How Does Management Accounting Differ from Financial
Accounting?
Financial accounting requires reporting a firm's or organization's overall
performance to those not involved with that company or organization
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It is hard for a company to convince
unconnected parties to invest in it due to market expansion or to use the cash for
other reasons if the company cannot adequately convey its financial situation
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A company's balance sheet is a
record of its assets and obligations, while the income statement shows how much
money the company makes (Sundem et al
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An external user utilizes this
information to contemplate lending money to the business or investing in the
company; to make judgments, we need a report on how much money it is making
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Accounting for managers is accumulating data as the unique, sensitive
information used inside a company to make day-to-day decisions
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Management accounting includes product costs
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A cash budget, for example,
allows a company to estimate, often months in advance, when it will run out of
available funds
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Performance evaluation is an extra component of
management accounting
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Internal decision-making requires gathering facts to make choices
with a longer time horizon
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Furthermore, management accounting necessitates decisions on
particular concerns such as whether to accept a special order, whether to
abandon a product line, or whether to outsource production
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Internal decisions, including product cost,
break-even analysis, budgets, performance evaluation measures, long-term
capital budgeting, and outsourcing, may be made using management accounting
data
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Title: How Does Management Accounting Differ from Financial Accounting?
Description: Financial accounting requires reporting a firm's or organization's overall performance to those not involved with that company or organization. Financial accounting is responsible for providing these uninvolved stakeholders with a financial report that summarizes the company's profitability and outlines the company's resources and obligations. It is hard for a company to convince unconnected parties to invest in it due to market expansion or to use the cash for other reasons if the company cannot adequately convey its financial situation. The balance sheet and the income statement are the two reports created throughout the financial accounting process.
Description: Financial accounting requires reporting a firm's or organization's overall performance to those not involved with that company or organization. Financial accounting is responsible for providing these uninvolved stakeholders with a financial report that summarizes the company's profitability and outlines the company's resources and obligations. It is hard for a company to convince unconnected parties to invest in it due to market expansion or to use the cash for other reasons if the company cannot adequately convey its financial situation. The balance sheet and the income statement are the two reports created throughout the financial accounting process.