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Study-Unit-1.1

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Management Aounting
Management - the planning and integration of effort,
judicious use of resources, motivation of people, and
the provision of leadership in order to guide an
organization toward its goals and objectives in an
efficient manner
GOALS vs. OBJECTIVES
Goal - outcome
Objectives - actions to take
to achieve the goal
SMART
Specific
Measurable
Attainable
Realistic
Time-bound
Basic functions. PDCA cycle
(deming wheel) and decision
making
BASIC FUNCTIONS
PDCA CYCLE
Planning
Plan
Organizing
Do
Leading
Check
Controlling
Act
Decision making
• to carry out the management functions,
managers are engaged in a continuous process of
making decisions. Managers decide when they plan,
organize, lead and control. They plan when they
organize and by leading they are controlling.
• management = decision making
MANAGEMENT PROCESS
Planning
• setting objectives
• identify ways to achieve
the objectives
Controlling
• monitoring a plan's implementation
• feedback is information used to
evaluate or correct implementation
of a plan
Decision making
• choosing among
competing alternatives
MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING VS. FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING
• internal users (managers)
• no mandatory rules for preparing reports
• financial and non financial information
• emphasize future
• detailed info about product line, departments, etc
• The accounting system should be flexible
enough to supply different information for
different users and different purposes.
Frequently the reports of both management
accounting and financial accounting are derived
from the same database, which was originally
established to support the reporting
requirements of financial accounting.
FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
• external users stockholders and creditors
• must follow GAAP when preparing FS
• financial information
• historical orientation
• information about overall firm performance
Cost Accounting in Relation to
Management and Financial
Accounting
Financial
Accounting
Information
Cost
Accounting
Data
• Cost accounting acts as a bridge
between financial accounting and
management accounting.
Managerial
Accounting
Information
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