The phrase "accounting decisions" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing choices or judgments made in the field of accounting, such as financial reporting or budgeting.
Example: "The company's accounting decisions significantly impacted its financial health and overall performance."
Alternatives: "financial decisions" or "budgeting choices".
It concluded that GE, "acting primarily through senior corporate accountants, made a number of improper accounting decisions which resulted in its reporting materially false or misleading results".
In some cases, Deloitte auditors did not bother to even consider whether accounting decisions made by companies were consistent with accounting rules.
The chief financial officer in a company is often closest to its accounting decisions, so investigators usually focus on building that case first.
Any evidence that they now develop of improper accounting decisions might allow prosecutors to exert greater pressure on Mr. Causey to strike a deal.
That serenity may have been reinforced by a series of accounting decisions in Mr. Bush's new budget that mask the deficit's true size, according to budget analysts.
Confronted with the evidence of what had happened, Mr. Sullivan was asked to write an explanation of his accounting decisions, both for the audit committee and for KPMG.
The accounting decision is determining the allowance for bad debts, a decision that requires considerable judgment.
The case refers to numerous users' decisions that are affected by this accounting decision.
It features accounting, decision analysis, economics, finance, investment science, and stochastic models.
The company, publisher of The Washington Post and Newsweek magazine, made the accounting decision at a board meeting in May, Mr. Graham said.
Anup Srivastava holds Canada Research Chair in Accounting, Decision Making, and Capital Markets and is an Associate Professor at Haskayne School of Business, University of Calgary.
