Public Administration - Municipal ACC106 Chapter Notes - Chapter 1.1: Financial Statement, Bookkeeping

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Accounting is the information system that measures business financial activities: processes that information into reports, and communicates the result to decision makers. Financial statements provide information that helps people make informed business decision: statements report on a business in monetary terms. People use accounting information in day-today affair to manage bank accounts, job prospects, investments, and even buy/lease new car: businesses. Owners and managers use accounting information to set goals for their organization. They evaluate their progress towards goals, and take corrective action: investors. Often provide money to business that need it. Predict the amount of income earned form their investment. The evaluate means analyzing financial statements and keeping up with the development of the world of business: creditors. Before lending money, creditors (lenders), such as banks evaluate the borrower"s ability to make scheduled payments. Evaluation includes a report of the borrowers financial position and a prediction of future operations (accounting information: government regulatory agency.

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