Practice mode Accounting

How do financial statements differ from management accounts?

Correct answer A. They are mainly prepared for external users of financial information

Explanation

Financial statements follow accounting standards and are published mainly for outsiders such as shareholders and lenders, while management accounts are internal reports.

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