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Management accounting-scope

Write down the scope of Management accounting?

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The scope of Management Accounting is illustrated below:

i) Revaluation accounting
ii) Financial Accounting
iii) Cost Accounting
iv) Control Accounting
v) Marginal Costing
vi) Budgetary Control
vii) Financial Planning and
viii) Decision accounting
ix) Break Even Analysis
x) Taxation
xi) Reporting
xii) Audit

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