Across
- 3. The largest public accounting firms in the world.
- 6. The type of accounting that is designed to prepare financial information that is used by outsiders to make decisions.
- 10. The board of experts that develops financial accounting standards internationally.
- 11. Investors, lenders, and other outsiders who use financial information to make decisions.
- 12. The type of accounting that provides information that is used by insiders of a firm.
- 14. a social science that concentrates on collecting, organizing, classifying, and interpreting financial information to help make financial decisions.
- 15. Checking over and verifying financial information to determine whether a firm's financial statements present a fair and accurate picture of the company's financial position.
Down
- 1. Managers and directors inside a company who need financial information to make decisions.
- 2. The branch of accounting that deals with keeping track and accounting for monies collected and spent by cities, states, or on the federal level.
- 4. The type of accounting that deals with examining evidence, investigating, and then determining whether or not financial fraud took place.
- 5. The organization that is responsible for issuing generally accepted accounting principles.
- 7. A set of financial accounting standards used abroad in many other places around the world.
- 8. The framework and guidelines for Financial accounting in the U.S.
- 9. The type of accounting in which you provide accounting services to multiple clients who you do not work directly for. It may require a broader range of skills and you might work longer hours.
- 13. The type of accounting in which you provide accounting services only to the one company that you work for.