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Table of contents
1.0 Introduction………………………………………………………………………..2
2.0 Difference between Accounting and Finance in terms of Education……………...2
3.0 Difference between Accounting and Finance in terms of Jobs……………………3
4.0 Difference between Accounting and Finance in terms of Software……………….3
5.0 Difference between Accounting and Finance in terms of Ethics………………….6
6.0 Conclusion…………………………………………………………………………7
Reference………………………………………………………………………………8
1.0 Introduction
Accounting and finance play an important role in the business world, whether it is a big or a small business. Without a proper of control and manage of accounting and finance could lead to a serious fail. However, if you can properly manage the accounting and finance it will helps to keep the business under control. While many similarities live between the finance and accounting career fields like manage the money of the operation, but they are used for two very different purposes. Because account managenent and financial management work together for the business, people often misunderstood that the two are the same things. The role of accounting is to analyzes the past performance and the expenses of the comapany. For example, record all the business transaction and present it in a from of income statement to show profit or loss and also prepare statement of financial position which show the financial position of the company at a specific date. This information is then used by financial managemnet to make decisions about the future.To make it clear, accouting is part of finance and finance has a much broader object than accounting. Both of this carrer work for a comapany with the goal of maximizing the value of the corporation while minimizing risk.
2.0 Difference between Accounting and Finance in terms of Education
Accounting can be defined as preparation of records, where finance is defined as the management of assets and liabilities, which are based on the current information
1.0 Introduction………………………………………………………………………..2
2.0 Difference between Accounting and Finance in terms of Education……………...2
3.0 Difference between Accounting and Finance in terms of Jobs……………………3
4.0 Difference between Accounting and Finance in terms of Software……………….3
5.0 Difference between Accounting and Finance in terms of Ethics………………….6
6.0 Conclusion…………………………………………………………………………7
Reference………………………………………………………………………………8
1.0 Introduction
Accounting and finance play an important role in the business world, whether it is a big or a small business. Without a proper of control and manage of accounting and finance could lead to a serious fail. However, if you can properly manage the accounting and finance it will helps to keep the business under control. While many similarities live between the finance and accounting career fields like manage the money of the operation, but they are used for two very different purposes. Because account managenent and financial management work together for the business, people often misunderstood that the two are the same things. The role of accounting is to analyzes the past performance and the expenses of the comapany. For example, record all the business transaction and present it in a from of income statement to show profit or loss and also prepare statement of financial position which show the financial position of the company at a specific date. This information is then used by financial managemnet to make decisions about the future.To make it clear, accouting is part of finance and finance has a much broader object than accounting. Both of this carrer work for a comapany with the goal of maximizing the value of the corporation while minimizing risk.
2.0 Difference between Accounting and Finance in terms of Education
Accounting can be defined as preparation of records, where finance is defined as the management of assets and liabilities, which are based on the current information
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