The Association between Management Accounting Advancement and Corporate Performance: An Application of IFAC Conception for Management Accounting Evolution

This study uses the conception of the International Federation of Accountants (IFAC) for the evolution of management accounting practice (MAP) to examine the association between MAP level of advancement and corporate performance, and whether the association is more profound in a particular industry....

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Published in:Quality - Access to Success
Main Author: Al-Dhubaibi A.A.S.; Sanusi Z.M.; Hasnan S.; Yusuf S.N.S.
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: SRAC - Romanian Society for Quality 2023
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Al-Dhubaibi A.A.S.; Sanusi Z.M.; Hasnan S.; Yusuf S.N.S.
The Association between Management Accounting Advancement and Corporate Performance: An Application of IFAC Conception for Management Accounting Evolution
2023
Quality - Access to Success
24
195
10.47750/QAS/24.195.32
https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-85162212606&doi=10.47750%2fQAS%2f24.195.32&partnerID=40&md5=840dc8889ee4b3505cdc193d3bbeaa5c
This study uses the conception of the International Federation of Accountants (IFAC) for the evolution of management accounting practice (MAP) to examine the association between MAP level of advancement and corporate performance, and whether the association is more profound in a particular industry. A structured questionnaire was used for data collection. The questionnaire was sent to the members of the Yemeni Business Club which consists of 482 companies operating in various industries. The results of this study support the proposition that companies that are classified at the higher levels of management accounting application (use advanced MAP) based on IFAC hierarchy showed higher financial and non-financial performance when compared to the companies that are classified at the lower levels of IFAC hierarchy (continue to use traditional MAP). The results showed no effect for the type of industry on the association between MAP level and corporate performance. © 2023, SRAC - Romanian Society for Quality. All rights reserved.
SRAC - Romanian Society for Quality
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Article
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author Al-Dhubaibi A.A.S.; Sanusi Z.M.; Hasnan S.; Yusuf S.N.S.
spellingShingle Al-Dhubaibi A.A.S.; Sanusi Z.M.; Hasnan S.; Yusuf S.N.S.
The Association between Management Accounting Advancement and Corporate Performance: An Application of IFAC Conception for Management Accounting Evolution
author_facet Al-Dhubaibi A.A.S.; Sanusi Z.M.; Hasnan S.; Yusuf S.N.S.
author_sort Al-Dhubaibi A.A.S.; Sanusi Z.M.; Hasnan S.; Yusuf S.N.S.
title The Association between Management Accounting Advancement and Corporate Performance: An Application of IFAC Conception for Management Accounting Evolution
title_short The Association between Management Accounting Advancement and Corporate Performance: An Application of IFAC Conception for Management Accounting Evolution
title_full The Association between Management Accounting Advancement and Corporate Performance: An Application of IFAC Conception for Management Accounting Evolution
title_fullStr The Association between Management Accounting Advancement and Corporate Performance: An Application of IFAC Conception for Management Accounting Evolution
title_full_unstemmed The Association between Management Accounting Advancement and Corporate Performance: An Application of IFAC Conception for Management Accounting Evolution
title_sort The Association between Management Accounting Advancement and Corporate Performance: An Application of IFAC Conception for Management Accounting Evolution
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description This study uses the conception of the International Federation of Accountants (IFAC) for the evolution of management accounting practice (MAP) to examine the association between MAP level of advancement and corporate performance, and whether the association is more profound in a particular industry. A structured questionnaire was used for data collection. The questionnaire was sent to the members of the Yemeni Business Club which consists of 482 companies operating in various industries. The results of this study support the proposition that companies that are classified at the higher levels of management accounting application (use advanced MAP) based on IFAC hierarchy showed higher financial and non-financial performance when compared to the companies that are classified at the lower levels of IFAC hierarchy (continue to use traditional MAP). The results showed no effect for the type of industry on the association between MAP level and corporate performance. © 2023, SRAC - Romanian Society for Quality. All rights reserved.
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