Exercise 1-1
a) Managerial Accounting
b) Managerial Accounting
c) Financial accounting
d)Managerial accounting
e) Financial accounting
EXERCISE 1-1 Differentiating Between Managerial and Financial Accounting [LO1-CC2] Classify the following activities as primarily managerial...
EXERCISE 1-1 Differentiating Between Managerial and Financial Accounting [L01 -Cc2] Classify the following activities as primarily managerial accounting or a. Preparing a cash budget for the next quarter. b. Analyzing the profitability of a request from a potential customer. C. Accumulating the transactions for the previous six months to prepare an income statement. d. Preparing a weekly performance report for the branch manager e. Preparing an announcement to be released to the financial analysts. EXERCISE 1-2 Differentiating Between Planning, Implementation,...
EXERCISE 1-2 Differentiating Between Planning, Implementation, and Control [LO1-CC1 Classify the following activities as primarily planning, implementation, or control a. Doing a cost-benefit analysis of adding a new branch versus installing three new automated b. Estimating the cost of raw materials to be c. Analyzing market demand to assist in the d. Compiling the labour report for the past week teller machines (ATMs). purchased during the next quarter preparation of the sales budget e. Outlining the changes to a process...
Classify the following activities as primarily managerial accounting or financial accounting a Preparing a cash budget for the next quarter Analyzing the profitability of a request from a potential customer Accumulating the transactions for the previous six months to prepare an income statement d Preparing a weekly performance report for the branch manager Preparing an announcement to be released to the financial analysts
Managerial Accounting Chapter 1 EXERCISE 1-2 Differentiating Between Planning, Implementation, and Control Classify the following activities as primarily planning implementation, or control a Doing a cost-benefit analysis of adding a new branch versus installing three new automated b. Estimating the cost of raw materials to be cAnalyzing market demand to assist in the d. Compiling the labour report for the past week. teller machines (ATMs) purchased during the next quarter preparation of the sales budget. e Outlining the changes to...
Managerial Accounting Chapter 1 EXERCISE 1-2 Differentiating Between Planning, Implementation, and Control Classity the following activities as primanily planning, implementation, or control: a. Doing a cost-benefit analysis of adding a new branch versus installing three new automated teller machines (ATMs). b. Estimating the cost of raw materials to be purchased during the next quarter C. Analyzing market demand to assist in the preparation of the sales budget. d. Compiling the labour report for the past week. e. Outlining the changes...
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Assignment
Questions:
1.
One of the
differences between Managerial Accounting and Financial Accounting
is reporting flexibility. Financial reporting is restricted by
Generally Accepted Accounting Principles whereas reporting in
Managerial Accounting has fewer rules.
a)
Why is it
permissible to violate Generally Accepted Accounting Principles
when preparing reports used strictly by company
management?
b)
Should external
users always have the same information as internal users?
Explain.
2.
The United States
uses accounting standards developed by the Financial Accounting
Standards Board (FASB)...
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