Introduction to Managerial Accounting Managerial accounting is that part of the accounting discipline that offers financial information which is considered to be necessary to aid in the decision-making process of an organization, with the support of a manager or decision-maker managerial accounting can be termed as internal, whereas financial accounting prepares data for the benefit of external stakeholders like shareholders and regulators managerial accounting equips managers with the same data they need in order to make an informed or prudent decisions, set targets, and track their performance successfully. What Is Managerial Accounting? Managerial accounting, also known as management accounting, is the process of identification, measurement, analysis, and communication of financial information to managers for planning, decision-making, and control functions that steer the business toward strategic objectives unlike its cousin, financial accounting, managerial accounting ...