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    This document introduces managerial accounting as accounting that is used internally by managers for planning, directing, and controlling the activities of a business. It discusses how managerial accounting differs from financial accounting by focusing on internal reporting rather than external reporting. It also outlines some of the key functions of managerial accounting like budgeting, performance reporting, and decision making. Finally, it discusses how managerial accounting skills are relevant for various business careers and how the perspective of managerial accounting goes beyond just numbers to consider ethics, risk management, social responsibility, leadership, and other factors.

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    This document introduces managerial accounting as accounting that is used internally by managers for planning, directing, and controlling the activities of a business. It discusses how managerial accounting differs from financial accounting by focusing on internal reporting rather than external reporting. It also outlines some of the key functions of managerial accounting like budgeting, performance reporting, and decision making. Finally, it discusses how managerial accounting skills are relevant for various business careers and how the perspective of managerial accounting goes beyond just numbers to consider ethics, risk management, social responsibility, leadership, and other factors.

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    This document introduces managerial accounting as accounting that is used internally by managers for planning, directing, and controlling the activities of a business. It discusses how managerial accounting differs from financial accounting by focusing on internal reporting rather than external reporting. It also outlines some of the key functions of managerial accounting like budgeting, performance reporting, and decision making. Finally, it discusses how managerial accounting skills are relevant for various business careers and how the perspective of managerial accounting goes beyond just numbers to consider ethics, risk management, social responsibility, leadership, and other factors.

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    Introduction

    to Managerial
    Accounting
    Managerial Accounting
    Accounting

    Financial Accounting  External Managerial Accounting  Internal


    Financial
    Accounting
    and
    Managerial
    Accounting
    Manager vital activities

    Planning (Budget) Controlling (Performance Decision Making


    Report)
    MA and Your
    future career
    • Business Major
    • Marketing, Supply Chain
    Management, Human
    Resource Management
    • Accounting Major
    • Professional Certification
    – CGMA (AICPA & CIMA),
    CMA (IMA)
    Beyond the
    Numbers
    Ethics
    Perspective
    • Strategic Management Perspective
    Strategy – Target Customer– Customer Value
    Proposition – Customer intimacy, operational
    Beyond the excellence, product leadership
    • Enterprise Risk Management Perspective
    Numbers Controls are used to reduced risk
    • Corporate Social Responsibility Perspective
    Serving other stakeholder when making decision
    Beyond the Process Management Perspective
    Numbers
    Beyond the • Leadership Perspective
    • Motivation – Intrinsic vs Extrinsic
    Numbers • Cognitive Bias

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