Management Accounting

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The book has been written with emphasis on lucidity, clarity and comprehensiveness and may even be understood by those with no background in the subject.A special feature of the book is that it contains a wide variety of illustrations to explain the theoretical concepts, and the methods of solving problems. In addition, basic management accounting concepts are presented in a clear and simple way. Problems for many of the illustration have been drawn from the past university and professional examination. Further,a large number of exercise are given at the end of each chapter,and is designed to test the understanding of the students.Key Features:More than 400 solved examples and numerous exercises with hints. Problems taken from university questions papers and discussed in a graded approach Pedagogical features include Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) and short and long answer questionsThe chapter "Cash Flow Analysis" adopts AS-3 method as per the ICAI standardSimplified approach to learn "Overhead Variance Analysis" Summary of important formulae

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:S Gurusamy Reader, Dept. Of commerce, DG Vaishnav College, Chennai.He has more than 25 years of teaching and research experience. His areas of interest include Accounting & Finance, Banking and Insurance.A prolific writer, he has published books o Finance Service and System, Financial Markets and Institutions Merchant Banking and Financial Services, and Banking Theory, Law and Practice.Dr MurthySenior Lecturer, Department of Commerce, Governments Arts College, Cheyyar.He has more than 18 years of experience in teaching. He is the author of books on Management Accounting , Essentials of Cost Accounting,Essentials of Management Accounting and Financial Accounting.Table of Content:Chapter 1. Nature and Scope of Management Accounting Chapter 2. Financial Statement Analysis Chapter 3. Ratio Analysis Chapter 4. Funds Flow Statement Chapter 5. Cash Flow StatementChapter 6. Budgets and Budgetary ControlChapter 7. Marginal Costing and Break- even AnalysisChapter 8. Working CapitalChapter 9. Standard Costing and Variance AnalysisChapter 10. Capital Budgeting