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What is the difference between Finance & Accounts?
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Answer Posted / prashanth 09849535484
Accounts and finance has comparission both are different
functions in the organisations.
Accounts used by the organisation to ascertain profit or
loss and for decision making purpose.
Finance used by the Management of the organisation to
ascertain inflow and outflows therefore they can take
decisions for expansion purpose.
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