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    Career Paper I am an Accounting major and plan to pursue a job in accounting. There are three things that are very alluring about my career choice. The first thing is job availability, how easy I can find a job. The second thing is location; I can go anywhere or be in numerous fields with this job. The third thing is salary. I can work my way up to a bigger salary with more experience. These are the three things that are ideal in any job. The first thing is job availability. According to the…

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    Define financial accounting and managerial accounting. What are the characteristics of financial accounting and managerial accounting? Financial Accounting is define as the art of recording, categorizing, summarizing and reporting a business transaction in a trivial fashion and in regards to money, the summary of this transactions are in the preparation of financial statement, which includes, income statement, balance sheets and cash flow statement, that sum up and interpret the operations…

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    Various accounting bodies establish their own ethics board that is in charge of creation and implementation of ethical standards. In America, these guidelines are established by the ethics committee of the American Institute of Certified Public at domestic level, with contribution of state level establishments. Execution of these ethical guidelines is performed by these bodies and by other legal bodies including SEC. Many accountants and firms have been punished by these bodies for their…

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    Financial Accounting

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    Financial accounting is used to keep track of money movement within an organization. Businessmen and women must have some familiarity with the world of accounting to prevent problems or mistakes from getting out of control. In the global market of today, an organization’s inability to accurately report financial standing can cause major ripples through the global economy. An underperforming accounting department can ruin a business’ prospects for success in the future. Business leaders must…

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    of 2 Toshiba’s Accounting Scandal Toshiba is a leading Japanese multinational conglomerate which provides diversified products and services such as electronics, home appliances, information & communications systems, medical equipment and power systems. The company was founded in 1875 to pioneer in high technology not only in Japan but also anywhere in the world (“About Toshiba”). Unfortunately, an independent investigation had revealed one of Japan’s biggest accounting scandals in…

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    name of its journal from Cost Accounting to Management Accounting in 1965 and its own name to the Institute of Cost and Management Accounting in 1972. In 1986 it received its royal charter and became The Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA) (Allot, 2000). In the United States the National Association of Cost Accountants changed its name to the National Association of Accountants in 1958 (Scapens, 1991, p. 9). This organization became the Institute of Management Accountants (IMA)…

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    not certain on the path I wanted to follow. Finally, I decided to become an engineer, but that was not my final call. During the fourth year of my engineering career, I took an Accounting class that made me change the course of my future. I enjoyed that class so much that I decided to follow an Accounting major. Accounting is defined by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, AICPA, as “the art of recording, classifying, and summarizing in a significant manner and in terms of…

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    The purpose of accounting is to identify, record and provide financial information concerning a business. An effective accounting system is one of the most crucial aspects of having a successful business. No matter what type of business it is or how large or small it may be, accounting will play an important role in its overall success. Even though accounting systems can be traced back for thousands of years and have developed in many different ways over time, todays businesses primarily use…

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    analysis method actually is used in everywhere. There is one interesting discussion from Chenhall and Langfield-Smith in 1998 which examines the Australian accounting application. In Australia, the traditional and current development management accounting practices was widely accepted and applied. The authors believe that those traditional accounting methods such as variance analysis is much better than some new techniques (Chenhall & Langfield-Smith, 1998). The previous literatures have shown…

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    The Accounting Cycle

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    Businesses use the accounting to cycle to identify, record, and process any accounting events which may occur during daily business operations and throughout the life of said businesses. Businesses must ensure that all entries recorded are accurately so that one can measure the businesses financial success at a specified time. The purpose of this paper is to discuss in great detail the steps, role, omission, and financially statements of the accounting cycle. There are a total of ten steps…

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