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Managerial Accounting as a Decision-Making Tool
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Managerial Accounting as a Decision-Making Tool
Managerial accounting is a crucial aspect of any business since it acts as a strategical
guide for the overall business. To achieve long-term and short-term goals of a company,
decisions need to be made and supported by relevant information. To this end, management
accountants prepare accounts, records, and internal financial reports. Management accountants
are tasked with simplifying complex financial data and present them as useful and actionable
insights used in decision-making.
Relevant costs analysis is essential in decision-making for the business. Through managerial
accounting, relevant existing expenses and future costs can be analyzed and determined (Ikram
& Ahmed, 2020). Management accountants decide how a company's budget should be spent.
Before any action is taken by the company, through management accountants, the company
evaluates all possibilities to determine the best approach to increase profits. Management
accountants, therefore, analyze different market activities, services, products, sales channels to
find a business model that is most profitable. After conducting relevant cost analysis, the
business can then make decisions based on the evidence presented by the management
accountants.
Management accountants also help in deciding whether a business would make its
products or buy them from a supplier or manufacturer. These are the two options in product
productions. Management accountants are, therefore tasked by the company to determine the
cost of each of the options (Ikram & Ahmed, 2020). Such a decision is very sensitive, and it
could determine whether the business is a success or failure.

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1 Managerial Accounting as a Decision-Making Tool Student's Name Institutional Affiliation September 2, 2020 2 Managerial Accounting as a Decision-Making Tool Managerial accounting is a crucial aspect of any business since it acts as a strategical guide for the overall business. To achieve long-term and short-term goals of a company, decisions need to be made and supported by relevant information. To this end, management accountants prepare accounts, records, and internal financial reports. Management accountants are tasked with simplifying complex financial data and present them as useful and actionable insights used in decision-making. Relevant costs analysis is essential in decision-making for the business. Through managerial accounting, relevant existing expenses and future costs can be analyzed and determined (Ikram & Ahmed, 2020). Management accountants decide how a company's budget should be spent. Before any action is taken by the company, through management accountants, the company evaluates all possibilities to determine the best approach to increase profits. Management accountants, therefore, analyze different market activities, services, products, sales channels to ...
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