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Travel Management in ERP 6.0. For more information, visit the Enterprise Resource Planning homepage.
Management, 2012
Application of cost accounting systems in an enterprise The Article discusses the issue of allocation of costs in the normal and actual cost accounting systems. A procedure of dump (conversion) of the normal into actual costs using data flows has been presented. The Article presents an example of applying the designed procedure illustrating the links between cost centre, cost objects and income objects accounting.
Proceedings of the International Conference on Creative Economics, Tourism and Information Management, 2019
Carry over is the right to use the unspent budget during the time period which was originally planned. SAP offers a carry over function that is carrying budget for commitment and residual budget from the previous fiscal year to the next fiscal year. However, it didn't meet the needs of the user, especially for capital expenditure. In PT. Telekomunikasi Indonesia, Tbk, carry over is a re-budgeting process for multi-year programs and what the user wants is to carry open commitments without its budget so the carry over program will consume the allocated budget in the next fiscal year. The purpose of this research is to solve the above-mentioned issue. The result of the research is a design of carry over process in funds management module using SAP Activate methodology and a report that able to distinguish between the carry over budget and carry forward budget.
The British Accounting Review, 1991
Explain the meaning and defi nition of cost accounting Discuss the scope and uses of cost accounting Describe the relationship between fi nancial accounting and cost accounting State the role of cost accounting in decision making List the elements of cost Make classifi cation of cost Describe costing system It provides information regarding the gross profi t, profi t and loss that the business or enterprise Manpreet Kaur, Lovely Professional University Cost and Management Accounting Notes 2 LOVELY PROFESSIONAL UNIVERSITY is making and also its fi nancial position on a particular period. The information concerning the business or enterprise is helpful to the management to control on business. The management of every business enterprise is interested to know much more than the usual information supplied to outsiders. In order to carry out its functions of planning, decision-making and control, it requires additional cost data. The fi nancial accounts fail, to some extent, to provide required cost data to management and hence a new system of accounting which could provide internal report to management was conceived of. 1.1 Meaning and Defi nition of Cost Accounting Cost accounting, which is a branch of accounting, has been developed due to limitations of fi nancial accounts. "Cost accounting is an analytical system of accounting that discloses the cost per unit of different articles manufactured or jobs done and also the cost at various stages of completion". ! Caution The cost accounting system is not independent of the fi nancial accounts. It merely represents an elaboration of the basic fi nancial accounting system. Cost accounting is concerned with the classifi cation, accumulation, control and assignment of costs. Cost accountant classifi es, costs according to patterns of behaviour, activities or processes to which they relate products to which they attach and other categories, dependent on the types of measurement desired costs may be accumulated by accounts, jobs processes products or other business segments. The cost accounting system is directly concerned with control of inventories, plant assets and funds expanded on functional activities. Note Cost Accounting vs. Management Accounting S.No. Point of Difference Cost Accounting Management Accounting Unit 1: Introduction to Cost Accounting Notes LOVELY PROFESSIONAL UNIVERSITY 5 6. Financial accounts display results in total profi ts whereas cost accounts give the results of each operation. 7. All expenses such as interest on capital, depreciation, etc., are normally charged in fi nancial accounts, which reveals the true and fair affairs of business in general and cost of production in particular. In case of cost accounting, where certain expenses are eliminated or deleted the cost per unit will be generally unfair. 8. Financial accounting will generally present a better picture to the public who can not understand the intricacies of the maintenance of accounting. Cost accounting, in particular, is always benefi cial from the point of management, rather than from the public undertaking. Note Differences between Financial Accounting and Cost Accounting Basis of Differences Financial Accounting Cost Accounting Purpose and Objective The purpose and objective of fi nancial accounting is external reporting mainly to owners, creditors, tax authorities, government and investors. The purpose and objective of cost accounting is internal reporting to management. Maintenance of Accounts This is to be maintained compulsorily by forms of business organisations. The preparation of accounts must be in accordance with the statutory provisions of Companies Act and Income Tax Act. Cost accounting is maintained voluntarily. In some cases government has directed some companies to maintain cost accounts to improve effi ciency of business or industry. Profi t Analysis Financial accounting discloses profi t for the entire business as a whole.
Networked Digital Technologies, 2009
Although the development of communication technologies (e.g: UMTS, ADSL) allowed the elaboration of multiple users' web applications (e.g. information storage), there are still many improvements on many applications to be done and uncovered areas. Expense management systems on web application area are still in their infancy.
Iniciativa conjunta da Rede Interdisciplinar de Pesquisadores e dos Programas de Pós- Graduação em Sociologia, em Filosofia e em Ciência Política da FFLCH/USP, o Seminário “Neoliberalismo e a razão do comum: história, dispositivos e crítica”, a ser ministrado pelo professor Christian Laval (Université Paris Ouest Nanterre La Défense), objetiva fomentar o debate sobre as racionalidades políticas contemporâneas, em especial o exame crítico da vertente hegemônica neoliberal. Pouco desenvolvida pelas filosofia e ciências sociais brasileiras, essa abordagem teórica do neoliberalismo tem permitido, nos circuitos internacionais de pesquisa, a agregação de diferentes áreas disciplinares e a análise de distintas configurações histórico-sociais. Sua adoção tem resultado em ambientes de experimentação metodológica colaborativa para a apreensão e investigação dos dispositivos neoliberais.
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