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“There are certain items of cost or revenue which are of no interest to the cost accountant because they are financial accounting items.
These include the following:
Interest or dividends received
Dividends paid
Discounts allowed or received for prompt payment of invoices
Some financial accounting items are not related to costs and profits such as:
Cash
Payables
Receivables
Revenue reserves”.
This is a copied paragraph from Ma2, Bpp book 228.
Sir what is difference between these two explanation? We will not consider any of them in cost accounting, right?
Correct. The lists could be amalgamated.
Thank You sir.