Chapter 15 Relationship Between Accounting and Other Business Functions
Accounting coordinates with other business functions like purchasing, production, marketing, and service provision. Purchasing coordinates on credit terms, prices, payments, data capture, inventory, and budgeting with accounting. Production coordinates on cost measurement, allocation, budgeting, cost versus quality, and inventory. Marketing coordinates on budgeting, advertising, pricing, and market share. Service provision considers intangibility, inseparability, perishability, and variability, and accounting coordinates on charge out rates, estimating costs, and problems measuring benefits.
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Chapter 15 Relationship Between Accounting and Other Business Functions
Accounting coordinates with other business functions like purchasing, production, marketing, and service provision. Purchasing coordinates on credit terms, prices, payments, data capture, inventory, and budgeting with accounting. Production coordinates on cost measurement, allocation, budgeting, cost versus quality, and inventory. Marketing coordinates on budgeting, advertising, pricing, and market share. Service provision considers intangibility, inseparability, perishability, and variability, and accounting coordinates on charge out rates, estimating costs, and problems measuring benefits.
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Chapter 15
The relationship between accounting and
other business function Purchasing <procurement> • Its about co ordination between purchasing department and accounts department. how they interact with each other in different levels and procedure Purchasing department coordinates as follows • Establishing credit terms • prices • payment • Data capture • Inventory • budgeting Production • Cost measurement allocation • Budgeting • Cost vs quality • Inventory Marketing • Budgeting • Advertising • Pricing • Market share Service provision • The nature of service are as follows – Intangibility – Inseparability – Perishability – variability The relationship between service provision and accounting • Charge out rates • Estimating costs • Problems measuring benefits