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May 20
1. Financial accounting
2. Managerial accounting
3. Tax accounting
4. Auditing
5. Cost accounting
6. Forensic accounting
7. Government accounting
8. Nonprofit accounting
9. International accounting
10. Environmental accounting
2. Managerial accounting
3. Tax accounting
4. Auditing
5. Cost accounting
6. Forensic accounting
7. Government accounting
8. Nonprofit accounting
9. International accounting
10. Environmental accounting
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Google Gemini AI
May 20
1. Financial Accounting:
- Records and reports financial information in accordance with established accounting principles and regulations.
- Provides an overview of a company's financial performance, position, and cash flows for external users such as shareholders, investors, and creditors.
2. Management Accounting:
- Provides internal information to managers for decision-making, planning, and performance evaluation.
- Focuses on short-term data and analysis, cost-benefit studies, and budgeting.
3. Tax Accounting:
- Prepares tax returns and ensures compliance with tax laws and regulations.
- Optimizes tax strategies to minimize tax liabilities while adhering to legal requirements.
4. Auditing:
- Examines and evaluates financial records, accounting systems, and internal controls.
- Provides assurance on the accuracy and reliability of financial statements for internal and external users.
5. Forensic Accounting:
- Investigates and analyzes financial data in legal disputes, fraud cases, and criminal prosecutions.
- Uncovers hidden assets, recovers lost funds, and provides expert testimony.
6. Public Accounting:
- Provides accounting services to external clients on a fee basis.
- Includes auditing, tax preparation, financial consulting, and other advisory roles.
7. Government Accounting:
- Applies accounting principles and regulations specific to government entities.
- Focuses on public sector budgeting, financial reporting, and compliance with government regulations.
8. Nonprofit Accounting:
- Maintains financial records and reports for nonprofit organizations.
- Adheres to specialized accounting standards and regulations for non-profit entities.
9. Cost Accounting:
- Identifies, collects, and analyzes costs associated with products, services, or processes.
- Supports decision-making, cost optimization, and performance evaluations.
10. International Accounting:
- Deals with accounting issues and standards that arise in international business transactions.
- Considers differences in accounting practices, financial regulations, and currency fluctuations.
- Records and reports financial information in accordance with established accounting principles and regulations.
- Provides an overview of a company's financial performance, position, and cash flows for external users such as shareholders, investors, and creditors.
2. Management Accounting:
- Provides internal information to managers for decision-making, planning, and performance evaluation.
- Focuses on short-term data and analysis, cost-benefit studies, and budgeting.
3. Tax Accounting:
- Prepares tax returns and ensures compliance with tax laws and regulations.
- Optimizes tax strategies to minimize tax liabilities while adhering to legal requirements.
4. Auditing:
- Examines and evaluates financial records, accounting systems, and internal controls.
- Provides assurance on the accuracy and reliability of financial statements for internal and external users.
5. Forensic Accounting:
- Investigates and analyzes financial data in legal disputes, fraud cases, and criminal prosecutions.
- Uncovers hidden assets, recovers lost funds, and provides expert testimony.
6. Public Accounting:
- Provides accounting services to external clients on a fee basis.
- Includes auditing, tax preparation, financial consulting, and other advisory roles.
7. Government Accounting:
- Applies accounting principles and regulations specific to government entities.
- Focuses on public sector budgeting, financial reporting, and compliance with government regulations.
8. Nonprofit Accounting:
- Maintains financial records and reports for nonprofit organizations.
- Adheres to specialized accounting standards and regulations for non-profit entities.
9. Cost Accounting:
- Identifies, collects, and analyzes costs associated with products, services, or processes.
- Supports decision-making, cost optimization, and performance evaluations.
10. International Accounting:
- Deals with accounting issues and standards that arise in international business transactions.
- Considers differences in accounting practices, financial regulations, and currency fluctuations.
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