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The main difference between financial accounting and management accounting is:
Management are only concerned with reports arising from management accounting and not those arising from financial accounting
Management accounting involves only the recording function, whereas financial accounting involves only the reporting function
Management accounting is performed by management, whereas financial accounting is performed by accountants
Management accounting informs the decisions of management, while financial accounting informs the decisions of existing and potential investors, lenders and other creditors
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