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Evolving role of accounting controllership Accounting controllers normally interprete the results of the business accounts operation to the administrative staff so as to help them to formulate policies (Mansfield 1986). The controller also has a role in the control and directing of the heads of various department by advising them on what was the target and what was achieved so as to give options on the way forward (Graham and Davey et al. 2012). REFERENCES F. A. Mansfield (1986).”The company controller” journal of accounts (April) pp 275. Graham Davey Evans and Toon. (2012).”The developing role of the financial controller: evidence from UK” www emeraldinsight.com/0967.5426.htm. [...]
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Analyze the evolving role of accounting controllership by comparing two articles: ‘The Developing Role of the Financial Controller: Evidence from the UK’. Journal of Applied Accounting Research: 13(1) pp.71-88 (2012), and ‘The Company Controller” Journal of Accountancy: 43(4), April 1927 pp.275-279.
Subject Area: Accounting
Document Type: Term paper
