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This document discusses the key differences between financial accounting, management accounting, and cost accounting. Financial accounting focuses on external reporting for stakeholders, uses objective and verifiable information, and is governed by accounting standards. Management accounting provides internal reports for managers to make informed decisions and focuses on relevance and future orientation. Cost accounting tracks and analyzes costs of goods and services to advise management on costs and efficiencies.

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This document discusses the key differences between financial accounting, management accounting, and cost accounting. Financial accounting focuses on external reporting for stakeholders, uses objective and verifiable information, and is governed by accounting standards. Management accounting provides internal reports for managers to make informed decisions and focuses on relevance and future orientation. Cost accounting tracks and analyzes costs of goods and services to advise management on costs and efficiencies.

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COST ACCOUNTING

ASSIGNMENT NO.1 MB126 COST ACCOUNTING


Submitted in the partial fulfillment of the requirement for the award of degree of

MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

Under The Guidance of Mr. Puneet Kapahtia

Submitted by Dipesh Bhamra (2012PGMB037)

S CHOOL OF M ANAGEMENT BAHRA UNIVERSITY WAKNAGHAT, DISTT. SOLAN (H.P)

COST ACCOUNTING

DIFFERENCE BETWEEN FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING, MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING & COST ACCOUNTING


Financial Accounting Management Accounting accounting Cost Accounting Financial accounting concerned Management is Cost accounting is a process of analyzing, and evaluating

with the preparation of financial concerned with the provisions collecting, statements for decision makers, and such use of accounting summarizing

information to managers within various alternative courses of

as stockholders, suppliers, banks, organizations, to provide them action. Its goal is to advice the employees, government agencies, owners, and with the basis to make informed management on the most

other business decisions that will appropriate course of action allow them to be better based on the cost efficiency and

stakeholders.

equipped in their management capability. and control functions.

Financial accounting provides Managerial accounting has a Cost accounting is concerned summaries transactions. of past financial strong future orientation. with the present by tracking and analyzing the cost of goods and services.

Financial accounting is primarily Managerial accounting forces Cost accounting is concerned concerned with reporting for the much more on the parts, or with the business parts for the company as a whole. segments, of a company. preparation of a broad range of reports. Financial accounting is done for Management accounting is done Cost accounting is done for both people outside the organization for internal parties such as external and internal parties. or not involved in the day to day owner or top management. running of the company
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COST ACCOUNTING

Financial accounting emphasizes Management on objectivity and verifiability.

accounting Cost accounting emphasizes on cost efficiency and capability.

emphasizes on relevance.

The

structure

of

financial Management

accounting

is The

structure

of

financial are not

accounting reports are governed confidential and is used by accounting by either accounting principles management only or international financial

reports

governed by any regulatory framework.

reporting standards. Financial accounting is Management accounting is not Cost mandatory for external reports. Accounting is also

mandatory for external reports. The objective of

mandatory for external reports.

financial The objective of management The objective of cost accounting is to provide is to ascertain the costs and

accounting is to know the results accounting

of the business and to ensure management all information as control it. control over the assets. and when required by them so that they can take right

decisions at right time.

Financial

accounting

is Management

accounting

is Cost accounting is concerned in

concerned about adequacy of concerned with how a report its use by managers to make disclosure. affects employees behavior. decisions.

Financial accounting classifies Management accounting records Cost accounting records the records and analyzes in the the accounting procedures in a expenditure in manner. an objective

transactions manner. Financial profit

subjective subjective manner.

accounting and loss of

shows Management

accounting

is Cost accounting provides details

the designed and intended for use of cost of each product, process by managers within the and job.

organization.

organization.

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