عرض العناصر حسب علامة : التقارير الإدارية

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• المحتوى بالإنجليزية Most business owners are familiar with the basic financial reports they should be getting monthly, but many are less familiar with the kinds of management reports available that could help their businesses increase performance and profitability.
  
  
  Key Takeaways
  
  Financial reporting is compliance-oriented and is used for external purposes. It encompasses the standard weekly, monthly and quarterly reports that companies receive each month
  Management reports are great for CEOs to gain insight into specific areas of their business. However, you want to make sure you are getting the right reports that your business needs to drive strategic decision-making.
  
  
  As the CEO or owner, do you have information available at hand to answer these questions:
  
  Am I pricing my jobs right?
  Did I make more this quarter than last?
  Who are my most profitable customers?
  Do I have enough cash to make payroll?
  Who are my most and least productive staff?
  Imagine your business potential if you had all the answers to these questions! You wouldn’t have to guess about where you stand or how to improve the operation of your company.
  
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  How would you answer those questions? Hint: By looking at both your financial AND management reports! Most business owners don’t understand the difference between the two… so let’s review.
  
  What is Financial Reporting?
  
  Financial reporting is compliance-oriented and is used for external purposes. It encompasses the standard weekly, monthly and quarterly reports that companies receive each month which include:
  
  Profit and Loss Statement
  Balance Sheet
  Accounts Payable
  Accounts Receivable
  Statement of Cash Flows
  These reports are mandatory for all businesses. Banks, investors, and regulators use these reports to approve loans, lines of credit and to make sure you are following GAAP (Generally Accepted Accounting Principles).
  
  These reports reflect the financial standing of your business at a specific point in time. They show the overall picture of how your company is performing but don’t give you real insight into the specifics of your operations. They look backward and don’t really inform you on how the business might perform next month or next quarter.
  
  What is Management Reporting?
  You will be able to dive deeper into the financial standing of your company through management reports which consist of: