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1. An introduction to the role of the accountant in business
1.2 Recognizing stakeholders and their information needs
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Shareholders are primarily interested in a business's financial
performance
Shareholders need information about financial performance and dividend
payouts
Why is it important for a business to understand the information needs of stakeholders?
To operate effectively
Order the stakeholder groups based on their key information needs, starting with financial performance:
1️⃣ Shareholders: Financial performance
2️⃣ Management: Operational results
3️⃣ Employees: Job security
4️⃣ Customers: Product quality
5️⃣ Suppliers: Order volumes
6️⃣ Government: Tax compliance
What key information does management need about the business?
Profitability
How do employees use accounting information?
Job security
Stakeholders can have either
financial
or non-financial interests in a business.
True
What key information needs does management have in a business?
Operational results, profitability, efficiency, market analysis
Accounting information is crucial for meeting the diverse information needs of
stakeholders
What do customers and suppliers use accounting data to evaluate?
Financial stability and ethics
Understanding stakeholder information needs is optional for a business's success.
False
The key stakeholder groups in a business include shareholders, management, employees, customers, suppliers, and the
government
Shareholders require information on financial performance, dividend payouts, and investment
strategy
Understanding stakeholder information needs is essential for achieving
business objectives
True
Match the stakeholder type with their key information needs:
Shareholders ↔️ Financial performance
Management ↔️ Operational results
Employees ↔️ Job security
Customers ↔️ Product quality
Suppliers ↔️ Order volumes
Government ↔️ Tax compliance
Customers and suppliers use accounting data to evaluate the company's financial stability and ethical
practices
What is the primary difference between internal and external stakeholders?
Involvement in daily operations
Businesses must balance ethical considerations against potential conflicts of
interest
What are stakeholders in business?
Individuals or groups with interest
Employees need information about job security and career development.
True
What key information does the government require from a business?
Tax compliance
Match the stakeholder type with their key information needs:
Shareholders ↔️ Financial performance
Management ↔️ Operational results
Employees ↔️ Job security
Customers ↔️ Product quality
Suppliers ↔️ Order volumes
Stakeholders are individuals or groups that have an interest in a business, whether financial or
otherwise
Shareholders are primarily interested in a company's dividend payouts.
True
Customers are concerned with product quality, pricing, and ethical
practices
What is crucial for a business to operate effectively and meet its objectives?
Understanding stakeholder information needs
Shareholders are primarily interested in financial performance, dividend payouts, and investment
strategy
What key information needs do employees have in a business?
Job security, salary, benefits, career development
Shareholders use financial statements to assess the company's profitability and investment strategies.
True
The government uses accounting information to ensure tax compliance and monitor the business's economic
impact
What are the key stakeholder groups in a business?
Shareholders, management, employees, customers, suppliers, government
What is crucial for a business to operate effectively and meet its objectives?
Understanding stakeholder information needs
What information do customers primarily need from a business?
Product quality and pricing
Shareholders require information on financial performance, dividend payouts, and investment
strategy
How do shareholders use accounting information?
Assess profitability and investments
Match the stakeholder type with their key information needs:
Internal Stakeholders ↔️ Employees: Job security
External Stakeholders ↔️ Shareholders: Investment strategy
Businesses must ensure information provided to stakeholders is
transparent
and accurate.
True
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