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CONTROLLING
After studying this chapter, students
will be able to:
b. Financial controls
i. Financial statement
ii. Ratio analysis
c. Benchmarking
IMPORTANCE OF CONTROLLING
IMPORTANCE OF CONTROLLING
IMPORTANCE OF CONTROLLING
CONTROLLING PROCESS
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PRINCIPLES OF EFFECTIVE
CONTROLLING
PRINCIPLES OF EFFECTIVE
CONTROLLING
PRINCIPLES OF EFFECTIVE
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PRINCIPLES OF EFFECTIVE
CONTROLLING
PRINCIPLES OF EFFECTIVE
CONTROLLING
Attainment of Contribute to achievement of goals quickly and
accurately detecting actual and potential
objective deviations from plans to be corrective action.
LEARNING OBJECTIVE
b. Financial controls
i. Financial statement
ii. Ratio analysis
c. Benchmarking
TYPES OF CONTROLLING
Financial
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Control
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3 Benchmarking
1 CONTROL TYPES BY TIMING
2 FINANCIAL CONTROL
1. Financial statements – to calculate financial value organization
- To measure :
*liquidity position
*long term liability and equity
*equity and profitability position (ability to earn profit)
- Including financial statements
• Break-even analysis – relationship sales/revenues and cost, TC and TR
• Cash flow statement – measures cash position
• Balance sheet (statement of financial position) – show organization
asset, liabilities and net worth at a particular point in time
2 FINANCIAL CONTROL
2. Ratio Analysis
• Used to report key figures from organization’s financial
records as percentages or fractions
• There are many kinds of ratios such as
– Return on investment
– Current ration
– Debt ratio
– Inventory turnover
• The management use different ratios depending on the
organization’s purpose and objective of particular
problems or economic problems
3 BENCHMARKING
•Simple meaning : Improve ourselves by learning
from others