Management Accounting - Management Accounting Tasks/ Services Provided

Management Accounting Tasks/ Services Provided

Listed below are the primary tasks/ services performed by management accountants. The degree of complexity relative to these activities are dependent on the experience level and abilities of any one individual.

  • Rate and volume analysis
  • Business metrics development
  • Price modeling
  • Product profitability
  • Geographic vs. Industry or client segment reporting
  • Sales management scorecards
  • Cost analysis
  • Cost–benefit analysis
  • Cost-volume-profit analysis
  • Life cycle cost analysis
  • Client profitability analysis
  • IT cost transparency
  • Capital budgeting
  • Buy vs. lease analysis
  • Strategic planning
  • Strategic management advice
  • Internal financial presentation and communication
  • Sales forecasting
  • Financial forecasting
  • Annual budgeting
  • Cost allocation

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