Answer / prashanth

ACCOUNTING is d entry level n finance is d secondary level.Accounts deals wit recording, classifying,analysing day to day transactions . finance will help to investing d funds, decsion making relating to finance etc.

Answer / rajkumar

Hi saroja madam, thnx 4 ur ans. I cmpltd mba finance. I hv some dbts in finance plz give me ur assistance. My mail id : rajmbarims@gmail.com

Answer / raemsh

his saroja

i need your help for accounts and finance. please give me
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Answer / ashish shrestha

first and foremost accounts and finance are co related
subject. whereas accounts helps to keep recording,
analysing,classifying and summarising of all transaction in
business.and finance is mainly functioning to raise fund
and make investment with minimize risk interm of interest,
time,return.

so as per above definition when you get involved in
economic activities then you have to follow up the
principles of these two subject that is why in my view they
both are co relate to make promt financial statement in
economi activities.

Answer / nikhil

accounts is a port of finance.accounts is a process of regarding financial transactions on daily business. where as finance is generating funds and utilizing of funds and decision making of all aspects.

Answer / sanjeev tarnalle

Accounting
Accounting is a process of recording day to day
transactions.
Finance
Finance is generating of funds and utilize the funds for
business broad prospective.
Accounting
Measuring, preparation, analyzing, and interpretation of
financial statements. To collect and present financial
information.
Finance
Decision making regarding working capital issues such as
level of inventory, cash holding, credit levels, financial
strategy, managing and controlling cash flow.
Accounting
To see how the company is performing, to monitor day to day
accounting operations, and for taxing.
Finance
To forecast the future performance of the business.

Answer / p.prabhakaran

Accounts does the control function while finance is
concerned with the treasury function.

Answer / yamini

hi saroja, plz dont write non-sense in such a useful blogs.
am sory to say this

Answer / sawthi reddy

hi, saroja

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i need your help
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Answer / rohit

Hi Saroja,

You are very correct.

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