These keywords are the mark of good bookkeeping! The larger the company, the more extensive the tasks that need to be done. Our accountants see to it that all business transactions are precisely booked, and provide the figures that form the foundation for the controlling and management of the company.
Our colleagues' daily work includes:
What overall result did our company achieve in the financial year? How much profit or loss did we make? How was our liquidity? The financial accounting department regularly asks itself these questions.
The results are used to determine key figures that reflect the company's "state of health".
In contrast to financial accounting, operational accounting primarily has internal, informational functions. It is primarily used for internally management of business operations and for reporting key figures. It can be designed freely and is not subject to any publication obligations.