5. Match the terms with their appropriate descriptions: Group choices:  a. Certified Public Accountant b. Just-in-time manufacturing c.  Certified Management Accountant d. Continuous improvements  e. Certified Internal Auditor f. Certified Government Audition Professional  g. Certified financial Analyst  h. Total quality management  i. Lean six sigma j.  Certified Fraud Examiner   Specialist in corporate accounting management; favors financial analytics, budgeting, and strategic domains? Considered the top tier in accounting certifications; must pass a four-part exam, with education and work experience requirements? Designation that is exclusively for auditors of the public sector? Credential for auditors who work within organizations and is one of a few that is accepted worldwide? Certification for those with a career in finance and investment areas? Designation that proves proficiency in fraud prevention, detection, and deterrence?   The focus is on quality throughout the entire…

Multiple Choice For each of the following questions, circle the best response. Answers are at the end of this chapter.1. Managerial accounting, as opposed to financial accounting, is primarilyconcerned witha. the financial condition of the organization as a whole.b. meeting the requirements of generally accepted accounting principles.c. emphasizing the future.d. providing data for investors and creditors.e. determining exact results.

6) If you are the Management Accountant of a company, you would be primarily concerned with: a. Providing useful information to external users b. Reporting of past data c. Helping the management in preparing plans and forecasts for future activities of business d. The annual reporting of company’s financial performance

With specific reference to your career ambitions as a professional accountant, reflect on six (6) ways in which the tools and knowledge you have acquired through undertaking an accounting programme has shaped your mindset and will impact your professional life. Write a summary report based on your reflections.

Tasks: 1. Look for financial statements of real-life companies with equity investments. Both local and international companies will be accepted. 2. Give an overview/ background on both the investor and the investee companies. 3. Identify the type of equity investment of the investor and explain. Note: Company annual reports and financial statements provide information on investments. Action taken for the late submission of assignment: Academic Integrity & Plagiarism Policy: The student should be ready to prove the authenticity of the work done. If any forms of plagiarism/reproduction of answers are discovered, student will be asked to repeat the assignment, if first offence; otherwise will be awarded zero marks.

Post-Closing Trial Balance prepared Adjusting and closing entries posted Adjusting and closing entries journalized Accounting Cycle Business transactions generate source document Financial statements created from worksheet Source documents analyzed and entered into a journal Posting of journal data into the ledger Worksheet prepared from ledger information

Analysts gather additional information to provide insight about management’s financial statements. Discuss the importance of doing the following:   considering the financial reporting history of the company. investigating large and unusual changes in reported items.

Discuss three techniques by which the management accountant can achieve the objectives of management accounting.(approx 250 words)

Question 1:  Write an essay covering the following points; - Characteristics of management accounting - The role of management accountant in the company - How can management accounting benefit to the company? The essay may be 2-4 pages.