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| Accounting is the area concerned with preparing Financial Reports about the reporting entity to support decision making by existing and potential capital providers. In preparing such reports management benefits from access to detailed information on entity’s financial performance. KPIs in Accounting refer to specific monetary measures of stocks and flows as well as to efficiency in operation management, systems and control. | |
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| Accounting systems (23) | Cost analysis (13) |
| Cash management (4) | Planning and reporting (28) |
| Control (1) | Transactions / Accounts payable / Accounts receivable (23) |
Key Performance Indicator examples
Select your Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) from the Performance Measures listed below:
$ Discretionary accrual
Measures the amount recorded in the accounts as expenses possible to be realized at management discretion for purposes such as anticipated bonuses.
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$ Financial expenses
Measures the expenses occurred with financial transactions executed in managing company's funding and available cash.
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$ Fixed assets
Measures the balance sheet value of assets designated for the long term operational use to generate profits. They are not expected to be sold or consumed in the current or upcoming year.
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$ Fixed costs
Measures the amount of expenses that are realized independent of company's output.
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$ Goodwill
Measures the value of a company's brand and reputation, its customer relations and other intangible factors that provide a strong competitive advantage. It is generally given a market value in the case of an acquisition, hence easier to measure than internally generated goodwill.
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$ Indirect costs
Measures the amount of expenses that cannot be attributed to a single activity, cost object or cost center.
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$ Intangible assets
Measures the value of fixed assets that are not physical by nature (cannot be seen, touched or physically measured).
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# Sales to general and administrative expenses
Measures the general and administrative expenses in relation to the total sales revenue.
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$ Invoice processing costs
Measures total costs related to invoice processing, sorting documents, keying in data and archiving invoices.
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$ Marginal costs (MC)
Measures the change in the total cost due to increase of production level by one unit.
(0/5)
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