Activity: Think of at least four users of accounting information. Identify their connection to each other and how they benefited one another through the use of accounting information. NOTE: PLEASE REFER TO THE GIVEN LESSON and answer asap please
Activity: Think of at least four users of accounting information. Identify their connection to each other and how they benefited one another through the use of accounting information. NOTE: PLEASE REFER TO THE GIVEN LESSON and answer asap please
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Think of at least four users of accounting information. Identify their connection to each other and how they benefited one another through the use of accounting information.
NOTE: PLEASE REFER TO THE GIVEN LESSON and answer asap please

Transcribed Image Text:GOVERNMENT AND THEIR AGENCIES- to investigate
whether the business operation complies to the
promulgated government' s rules and regulation.
8. FINANCIAL ANALYST AND ADVISORS
to determine
the market position of the business in the industry as
well as to give the best advise on how to improve the
profitability level of the company.
7.
9. TRADE ASSOCIATIONS - necessary to report industry
statistics and business comparisons relevant in
economic decisions.
10. PUBLIC to determine if the company has significant
contributions to the economy thru employment and tax
payments.
Economic
activities
Actions
(decisions)
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accounting
process
Accounting
"links" decision
makers with
economic
activities
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CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
Depending on the size of the organization the law requires
that the business firm should have their financial statements
audited or examined by an independent
CPA"
An audit is a comprehensive investigation by an independent
CPA of a company's record of financial statements.
The objective of an audit is to arrive at a conclusion as to
whether the financial statements were prepared in

Transcribed Image Text:USERS OF ACCOUNTING INFORMATION
1. MANAGEMENT - information necessary for
planning and controlling to who will have a
significant impact to the operation of the business.
2. OWNER' S FIRM OR PROSPECTIVE OWNERS -
information necessary to know the progress of the
business and to determine how their money was
being used.
3. INVESTORS- to know how profitable the business
would be and to estimate the rate of return of the
invested money
4. EMPLOYEES- to determine the stability of the
business that will give assurance of security of
employment through good remuneration and
benefits.
5. LENDERS/FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS - to
determine whether the company can pay the
principal and interest when due.
6. SUPPLIERS/OTHER TRADE CREDITORS - to know
if the company has the capacity to pay the amounts
on the goods and services delivered.
7.
GOVERNMENT AND THEIR AGENCIES to investigate
whether the business operation complies to the
promulgated government' s rules and regulation.
8. FINANCIAL ANALYST AND ADVISORS
to determine
the market position of the business in the industry as
well as to give the best advise on how to improve the
profitability level of the company.
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