The use of an integrated system of accounts for management accounting
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.26577/be.2020.v132.i2.05Abstract
This article sets out the author’s position on the possibility of using integrated accounts in crop production
to keep track of the costs of agricultural activities in the industry in order to help the administration
in making effective management decisions.
The aim of the study is to develop a system of analytical accounts for the process accounting of
production costs of the crop industry.
The methodological basis of the work was general scientific principles and research methods: analytical,
logical, monographic methods, as well as groupings and comparisons.
From the perspective of an integrated approach, the article used the research of modern scientists
in the field of managerial accounting in agricultural enterprises, as a result, the author developed and
presented the structure of the codes of the system of accounts for cost accounting, the analytical levels in
the application of the normative cost accounting system in grain production, the classification of industry
costs for variables and fixed elements, as well as codes of accounts of deviation accounting for monitoring
the execution of estimates for the purposes of management accounting eta.
The results of the study are of theoretical and practical significance and can be recommended for
use in the organization of management accounting in grain production, and the same showed that grain
production is of strategic importance for ensuring the economic security of the state, therefore, great attention
should be paid to the key problems of increasing its efficiency – increasing production grain and
improve its quality.
It is concluded that the application of the proposed system of synthetic and analytical cost accounting
for agrotechnical measures will provide more detailed information about each responsibility center,
which in the future will significantly help in making managerial decisions aimed at improving the efficiency
of grain farms