Study on the Problem of Implementation of the New Accounting System in Colleges and Universities
Sun Caiyin
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Sun Caiyin
Abstract
In January 1,2014,the new college accounting systemwas implemented. Great changes have taken place in accounting subject setting,accounting statements,accounting content,system infrastructure and other aspects of the new accounting system. Under the new system,accounting is more complicated,cost sharing is not accurate,college accounting departments have many problems such as monthly depreciation of the carryover and workload. Aiming at the problems put forward to strengthen the team building,improve the budget scientifically,make full use of information technology to improve efficiency, depreciation and transfer of annual recommendations,the implementation of the new system is more feasible and scientific.
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In January 1,2014,the new college accounting systemwas implemented. Great changes have taken place in accounting subject setting,accounting statements,accounting content,system infrastructure and other aspects of the new accounting system. Under the new system,accounting is more complicated,cost sharing is not accurate,college accounting departments have many problems such as monthly depreciation of the carryover and workload. Aiming at the problems put forward to strengthen the team building,improve the budget scientifically,make full use of information technology to improve efficiency, depreciation and transfer of annual recommendations,the implementation of the new system is more feasible and scientific.
Key concepts: Depreciation (economics), Accounting, Accounting information system, Workload, Cost accounting, Throughput accounting, Business, Computer science