Thesis Abstract

Abstract
Financial accounting reporting plays a crucial role in influencing managerial decision-making within organizations. This research project aims to explore the various ways in which financial accounting reports impact managerial decisions and provide insights into the decision-making processes. The study will investigate the relationship between financial accounting information, such as balance sheets, income statements, and cash flow statements, and the decisions made by managers. By examining how managers interpret and utilize financial reports, the research seeks to identify the key factors that influence their decision-making. The research will employ a mixed-methods approach, combining quantitative analysis of financial data with qualitative interviews or surveys with managers to gain a comprehensive understanding of the impact of financial accounting reporting on decision-making. Through the analysis of real-world case studies and scenarios, the project will examine how financial reports are used by managers to assess the financial health of the organization, evaluate performance, and make strategic decisions. Furthermore, the study will investigate the role of financial reporting standards and regulations in shaping managerial decision-making processes. The findings of this research project are expected to contribute to the existing body of knowledge on the relationship between financial accounting reporting and managerial decision-making. By identifying the factors that influence managers' interpretation and use of financial reports, the study aims to provide valuable insights for organizations seeking to improve their decision-making processes. The research outcomes may also have implications for accounting professionals, standard setters, and policymakers involved in shaping financial reporting practices and regulations. Overall, this research project will shed light on the complex interplay between financial accounting reporting and managerial decision-making, highlighting the importance of accurate and timely financial information for effective decision-making. By examining how managers utilize financial reports in their decision-making processes, the study aims to provide practical recommendations for organizations to enhance their financial reporting practices and improve decision-making outcomes.

Thesis Overview

INTRODUCTION1.1 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDYFinancial reports provides an overview of a business profitabilityand financial condition in both short and long term. They are necessary sources of accounting information about companies for wide variety of users. In. every business, there, needs information. This information needs ranges from financial, production, marketing etc. Generally, the larger the organization the greater the management need for information. Financial report plays a vital role in decision making process of business organizations. The main purpose of financial repots is the provision of financial information as a record making. It has been said that accounting is the language of business. It might also be said that the ability to apply accounting knowledge is critical to success in business: A business prepares various report at the end of each fiscal period. This report summarizes the changes that have taken place during the period. For this financial report to be useful, the data be presented in such a way that the user will recognize, Similarities, differences and trends form one period to another to enable them make decisions. The accounting information contained in the financial reports enables management to make more inform decisions. Financial report should provide adequate information in all areas of organization and economic activities; it should be able to disclose clearly the nature and accurate accounts of the transactions fun which the true and fair view financial position of the organization can be ascertained.