CA Intermediate · Cost and Management Accounting · Cost Accounting Systems
Which one of the following is a characteristic of an integrated accounting system rather than a non-integrated system?
An integrated system keeps cost and financial accounts in a single set of books, so only one profit figure arises and no reconciliation statement is required. Separate cost ledger control accounts and compulsory reconciliation belong to the non-integrated system.
- ACost and financial accounts are kept in one set of books, avoiding a need for reconciliationCorrect
- BSeparate Cost Ledger Control Account is maintained for balancing
- CReconciliation statement is essential every period
- DCost books are kept only for production departments
Explanation
Integrated accounting merges cost and financial records into a single set of books, so there is one profit figure and no reconciliation is required. The other options describe features of non-integrated (separate ledgers) systems or are not features of either.
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