Students’ Perceptions of Management Accounting and the Accounting Profession by Mithaq Mahmood Al Kharousi, Bedoor Nasser Al Shukaili, Mohammed Muneerali Thottoli

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The Evolution of Management Accountants' Digital Skills in Industry 4.0: A Qualitative Approach by Sinziana-Maria Rindasu, Ioan Dan Topor, Liliana Ionescu-Feleaga

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THE BEHAVIOUR OF ROMANIAN ACCOUNTANTS FROM TIMIS COUNTY: CREATIVE OR NON-CREATIVE by Schmidt Anca, Megan Ovidiu

Subjects: “…Financial accounting, creative accounting, management accounting, IFRS…”
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Üretim İşletmelerinde Maliyet Analizi: Tuğla Fabrikası Örneği(Cost Analysis in Production Enterprises: Sample of Brick Factory) by Ergin TEMEL

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Budgeting Methodology in Relation to Management Reporting by Iryna Sadovska, Myroslava Kulynych, Kateryna Nahirska, Alla Fatenok-Tkachuk

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Accounting of the Material Resources and Analysis of the Efficiency of Logistics Operations in Construction Industry by Mariia Gumenna-Derii

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Yeni Nesil Kurumsal Kaynak Planlaması Sistemi’nin Yönetim Muhasebesi Açısından Değerlendirilmesine Yönelik Bir Araştırma(A Research on the Evaluation of New Generation Enterprise Resource Planing (ERP) from the Perspective of Management Accounting) by Ayşe N. YERELİ

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THE ACCOUNTING PROCESS FOR ACCESSING EUROPEAN FUNDS by Kolozsi Lucia, Durgheu (Cioara) Liliana Marcela

“…Information given to third parties, also used by the economic entity is supplied by financial accounting, and the confidential information, used only by the economic entity is supplied by management accounting. In accounting, reflecting the accession and the use of European funds by the economic entity, taking into consideration the classification of various entities, is done distinctly.…”
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Bioenergy Assets as an Innovative Accounting Object: Definition and Recognition Criteria by Yuliia Bila

“…The synthesis and comparison became the basis for identifying the characteristic features of bioenergy assets, which will serve as criteria for their recognition in financial and management accounting. The article proposes that energy plants and organic substances (products, waste, residues of livestock and crop production) produced in agriculture, forestry, fisheries and related industries, as well as industrial and household waste of organic origin, which, in the process of biological, physical and chemical transformations, are capable of generating energy for public needs and bringing environmental benefits, should be considered as bioenergy assets. …”
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