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Article from Volume 4, Number 1, Year 2016

PROPER ACCOUNTING IS VITAL FOR SUSTAINABLE BUSINESS GROWTH
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Author(s): Ammar Alammar, David Kohn
DOI: 10.4316/EJAFB.2016.413
Abstract: This study explains the role of accounting in business growth. In addition, this study clarifies how accounting offers support for business processes. This paper demonstrates the types of services that are performed by accounting. The research indicates how accounting information can be used in order to meet the needs of a business, make right decisions, and improve the company's profitability. This article also examines why business organization often needs a way to keep score when conducting business operations. It also seeks to find how accounting usually fits this need because it allows the company to create financial reports that enable business owners and managers to review the efficiency of operations. The conclusion of this study shows the importance of using accounting as a sophisticated financial management system for business organization's performance, growth, and expansion.
Keywords: Accounting Services, Accounting Tools, Accounting Systems, Accounting Procedures, Accounting Information.
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