INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE IN ORGANIZING MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING
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Management accounting is an important part of the organization's management system, playing a key role in decision-making and planning. The development of management accounting in foreign countries has a significant impact on the development of modern practices in various sectors of the economy. The article examines foreign experience in organizing management accounting, highlights key approaches and methods used in different countries, as well as their impact on management efficiency. The main attention is paid to practical examples and features of the applied accounting and reporting methods.
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