Brief Exercise 14-01
Complete the following comparison table between managerial and
financial accounting.
Financial Accounting | Managerial Accounting | |||
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Primary users of reports | select an option Financial StatementsAs Frequently as NeededInternal UsersRelevance to DecisionsAnnual Audit by Certified Public AccountantGeneral-PurposeNo Independent AuditsExternal UsersInternal ReportsSpecial-Purpose Information for Specific DecisionsQuarterly and AnnuallyGenerally Accepted Accounting Principles | select an option External UsersRelevance to DecisionsNo Independent AuditsFinancial StatementsQuarterly and AnnuallyAs Frequently as NeededAnnual Audit by Certified Public AccountantGeneral-PurposeGenerally Accepted Accounting PrinciplesInternal UsersInternal ReportsSpecial-Purpose Information for Specific Decisions | ||
Types of reports | select an option General-PurposeAnnual Audit by Certified Public AccountantSpecial-Purpose Information for Specific DecisionsInternal UsersFinancial StatementsAs Frequently as NeededQuarterly and AnnuallyGenerally Accepted Accounting PrinciplesInternal ReportsRelevance to DecisionsNo Independent AuditsExternal Users | select an option No Independent AuditsGeneral-PurposeInternal ReportsExternal UsersAs Frequently as NeededFinancial StatementsAnnual Audit by Certified Public AccountantSpecial-Purpose Information for Specific DecisionsRelevance to DecisionsQuarterly and AnnuallyGenerally Accepted Accounting PrinciplesInternal Users | ||
Frequency of reports | select an option Annual Audit by Certified Public AccountantNo Independent AuditsExternal UsersInternal UsersFinancial StatementsGenerally Accepted Accounting PrinciplesQuarterly and AnnuallyGeneral-PurposeInternal ReportsRelevance to DecisionsAs Frequently as NeededSpecial-Purpose Information for Specific Decisions | select an option Special-Purpose Information for Specific DecisionsInternal UsersGenerally Accepted Accounting PrinciplesQuarterly and AnnuallyGeneral-PurposeAnnual Audit by Certified Public AccountantAs Frequently as NeededInternal ReportsRelevance to DecisionsNo Independent AuditsFinancial StatementsExternal Users | ||
Purpose of reports | select an option General-PurposeRelevance to DecisionsGenerally Accepted Accounting PrinciplesExternal UsersFinancial StatementsQuarterly and AnnuallyInternal UsersSpecial-Purpose Information for Specific DecisionsNo Independent AuditsAs Frequently as NeededAnnual Audit by Certified Public AccountantInternal Reports | select an option Internal ReportsInternal UsersExternal UsersFinancial StatementsRelevance to DecisionsAs Frequently as NeededNo Independent AuditsQuarterly and AnnuallySpecial-Purpose Information for Specific DecisionsAnnual Audit by Certified Public AccountantGeneral-PurposeGenerally Accepted Accounting Principles | ||
Content of reports | select an option Financial StatementsAnnual Audit by Certified Public AccountantSpecial-Purpose Information for Specific DecisionsInternal UsersInternal ReportsGenerally Accepted Accounting PrinciplesAs Frequently as NeededRelevance to DecisionsNo Independent AuditsQuarterly and AnnuallyExternal UsersGeneral-Purpose | select an option As Frequently as NeededGenerally Accepted Accounting PrinciplesSpecial-Purpose Information for Specific DecisionsInternal ReportsRelevance to DecisionsAnnual Audit by Certified Public AccountantNo Independent AuditsExternal UsersFinancial StatementsQuarterly and AnnuallyGeneral-PurposeInternal Users | ||
Verification process | select an option External UsersFinancial StatementsInternal UsersQuarterly and AnnuallyGeneral-PurposeNo Independent AuditsGenerally Accepted Accounting PrinciplesInternal ReportsAnnual Audit by Certified Public AccountantAs Frequently as NeededSpecial-Purpose Information for Specific DecisionsRelevance to Decisions | select an option Quarterly and AnnuallySpecial-Purpose Information for Specific DecisionsNo Independent AuditsGenerally Accepted Accounting PrinciplesAs Frequently as NeededAnnual Audit by Certified Public AccountantFinancial StatementsGeneral-PurposeInternal UsersInternal ReportsRelevance to DecisionsExternal Users |
Particulars | Financial Accounting | Managerial Accounting |
Primary user of reports | External Users | Internal Users |
Types of report | Financial Statement | Internal Reports |
Frequancy of Report | Quarterly and annually | As frequantly as needed |
Purpose of report | General Purpose | Special purpose information for Specific decision |
Content of report | Generally Accepted Accounting Principles | Relevant to decisions |
Verification Process | Annual audit by Certificed Public Accountant | No Independent Audit |
Brief Exercise 14-01 Complete the following comparison table between managerial and financial accounting
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Brief Exercise 19-1.Complete the following comparison table between managerial and financial accounting.
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