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Indicate whether the following statements describe financial accounting or managerial accounting.
Largely based on forecasting future sales and cash flows, calculating costs and preparing budgets.
is concerned with collecting data of historical nature.
Reports are very detailed and provide a wealth of information.
Must follow Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) or International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) set by professional bodies.
Primarily prepared for external users such as creditors and stockholders so that they can make sound financial or investment decisions.
Does not require independent examination.
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Classification | |
Largely based on,…………….and preparing budgets | Managerial accounting |
Is concerned…………….historical nature. | Financial accounting |
Reports are very ……………information | Managerial accounting |
Must follow GAAP………………….professional bodies. | Financial accounting |
Primary prepared ……………..investment decision. | Financial accounting |
Does not……………..examination | Managerial accounting |
Managerial accounting is done for the internal management for day to day decision making such as pricing, special order, transfer etc.
Financial accounting is done in regulation with GAAP or IFRS(whichever is applicable) and the statements are reported to investors, creditors etc.
Indicate whether the following statements describe financial accounting or managerial accounting.
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