Financial statements differ from management account because

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

  • A. They are mainly prepared for external users of financial information
  • B. They are more complex and hard to prepare
  • C. The are the summary of accounting data
  • D. The are prepared on basis of actual concept Accounting & Auditing

Explanation

Financial statements are designed mainly for external users such as investors, creditors and government agencies, whereas management accounts support internal planning and control. Being a summary of accounting data is also a feature of financial statements, but it is not the key distinction here.

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