AFM123 Lecture Notes - Lecture 8: Human Resource Management, Bookkeeping, Financial Statement

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Accounting: recording, classifying, summarizing, and interpreting financial events: think of transactions: The accounting system: the inputs to and accounting system include sales documents and other records. Then it"s put into summary financial statements (i. e. income statement and balance sheet) Accounting documents, sales documents, purchasing documents, shipping documents, payroll documents, bank records, travel records, entertainment records: processing: 1) entries are made into journals (recorded) 2) effects of journal entries are transferred or posted into ledgers (classifying) 3) all accounts are summarized: outputs: Financial statements, balance sheet, income statement, statement of cashflows, back records, other reports (annual reports) Internal stakeholders: marketing staff, operations staff, human resource management staff. Managerial accounting: provide information to managers inside the company to assist in decision making. Financial accounting: information for stakeholders outside the company: annual report: a yearly statement of the financial condition, progress, and expectations of a company. Compliance accounting (auditing): reviewing the records a company used to prepare financial statements.

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