Managerial accounting provides useful information to managers to aid in decision making, cost management, strategic planning and budgeting. It assists managers in implementing control systems and evaluating products, projects and managers. While financial accounting focuses on external reporting, managerial accounting focuses on internal reporting to help managers run operations and make business decisions.
Managerial accounting provides useful information to managers to aid in decision making, cost management, strategic planning and budgeting. It assists managers in implementing control systems and evaluating products, projects and managers. While financial accounting focuses on external reporting, managerial accounting focuses on internal reporting to help managers run operations and make business decisions.
Managerial accounting provides useful information to managers to aid in decision making, cost management, strategic planning and budgeting. It assists managers in implementing control systems and evaluating products, projects and managers. While financial accounting focuses on external reporting, managerial accounting focuses on internal reporting to help managers run operations and make business decisions.
▪ Aid in decision making. ▪ Cost management and process improvement. ▪ Assist with strategic planning and budgeting. ▪ Implement management control systems. ▪ Evaluate products, projects and managers. Overlap of Financial and Managerial Accounting Different Costs for Different Purposes Flow of Manufacturing Costs