The document compares financial and managerial accounting, highlighting that financial accounting focuses on external reporting and must adhere to GAAP, while managerial accounting emphasizes internal planning and control without strict format requirements. It outlines key accounting concepts such as assets, liabilities, equity, revenue, and expenses, along with various financial statements and accounting ratios. Additionally, it includes rules of debit and credit, illustrating the classification of accounts and their normal balances.
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The document compares financial and managerial accounting, highlighting that financial accounting focuses on external reporting and must adhere to GAAP, while managerial accounting emphasizes internal planning and control without strict format requirements. It outlines key accounting concepts such as assets, liabilities, equity, revenue, and expenses, along with various financial statements and accounting ratios. Additionally, it includes rules of debit and credit, illustrating the classification of accounts and their normal balances.