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A process that tracks and analyzes financial transactions to determine the overall impact and outcome of financial events.

To record, classify, and interpret financial transactions to determine overall financial position and results.

To offer insights into a company's financial status, enabling sound business decisions.

Includes expenses, revenue, asset purchases/sales, goods transactions, receiving from debtors, paying creditors, etc.

Reports summarizing a business's financial position and performance.

Establishing accountability and ethical financial practices.

All financial activities of a business, like buying assets, selling products, paying expenses, and collecting revenue.

Recording, classifying, and summarizing financial transactions to provide financial statements.

The company's overall financial health at a specific time, reflecting assets, liabilities, and equity.

People within a company who use accounting information for decision-making.

People outside the company who need accounting information, like investors or creditors.

Describes a company's financial activities and results to facilitate communication.

Accounting helps businesses make informed decisions, track financial health, and meet legal requirements.

Detailed documentation of financial transactions on specified accounting records.

Categorizing financial records into meaningful groups for analysis.

Using accounting to track income and expenses in daily life for better financial management.

Using accounting principles to manage financial resources effectively in daily life and organizations.

Recording earnings from different sources to understand financial inflows.

Recording spending on various items in daily life to monitor financial outflows.

Planning and allocating financial resources for different needs and goals in a period of time.

Making wise choices about spending and saving based on financial records.

Identifying ways to minimize unnecessary spending through accurate expense tracking.

Overall well-being related to financial status and choices.

Individuals within a business who use accounting information for decision-making, like owners and managers.

Business owners and managers utilize accounting data to understand profits, losses, and financial position for future planning.

Individuals or organizations outside a business using accounting information for various purposes, such as lenders and the government.

Lenders examine business accounts to assess a company's ability to repay loans before providing funding.

Government agencies use financial records to verify tax compliance (VAT, income tax).

Suppliers and individuals check a company's ability to pay debts before providing goods or services.

Accountants prepare financial statements, and related documents needed by internal users.

Financial statements allow users like owners/managers, lenders, and government to understand and assess the financial condition, performance and compliance of a company.

Using healthy materials, minimizing energy consumption, reducing noise and proper waste disposal in product production.

Expenses incurred by a business for activities benefiting society, like scholarships for disadvantaged students.

Recording and tracking the expenses a business incurs for societal good.

Tracking costs associated with environmentally friendly production.

Maintaining accurate records of funds spent in accordance with planned allocations.

The role of financial record-keepers in managing and tracking expenses.

The process of shaping personal standards and societal ethics.

Adhering to accounting principles to prevent financial impropriety and maintain transparency.

Clear financial record-keeping to build trust.

Taking responsibility for business decisions and their impact on the community.

Creating awareness among debtors about timely debt repayment and promoting responsible financial behavior.

Encouraging firms to fulfill their responsibilities to society and the state, promoting tax compliance.

Using proper accounting systems to deter fraud, embezzlement, and other financial wrongdoings.

Accountability within a business, ensuring individual employees are responsible for their financial actions.

Modern systems where specific individuals have authority over financial areas, facilitating clear accountability.

Accounting enhances transparency, accountability, and ethical practices within various sectors.

Establishing clear roles and responsibilities, making individuals responsible for their financial decisions.

Analyzing financial data to evaluate organizational performance and identify areas for improvement.

Using accurate accounting to reduce instances of tax evasion by ensuring accurate revenue and expenditure tracking.

Implementing sound accounting procedures to decrease the likelihood of fraudulent activities.

The responsibility of individuals managing a company's accounts to ensure accurate financial reporting, responsible use of funds, and alignment between actual and projected profits.

The responsibility of a company to adhere to government regulations, ensuring compliance with taxes and other legal requirements.

The process of communicating a company's financial position and performance to stakeholders.

Presenting a truthful and precise summary of a company's financial situation.

Ensuring that a company fulfils all its tax obligations.

A summary of a company's financial activities for a given period.

Lack of accountability leads to problems in both financial & non-financial aspects of an organization.

A company's overall financial well-being and stability through proper management of its resources.