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"Management accounting is an extension of managerial effects of financial accounting and cost accounting" Discuss.​

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Management accounting is an extension of managerial aspects of financial accounting as it employs the concepts and conventions of financial accounting. In the best interest of business, management accounting utilises the standards and procedures of both cost accounting and financial accounting.

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