What is the difference between the management processes of industrial enterprises and commercial enterprises?

1. The capital flow of industrial enterprises is: from: monetary capital-raw materials-in-process-finished products-monetary capital;

The capital flow of commercial enterprises is: from monetary funds-inventory goods-monetary funds;

2. Accounting, the main business of industrial enterprises is production, accounting is also based on production accounting, and the workload is mainly concentrated on cost accounting, such as material management and cost allocation.

The business of commercial enterprises is very complicated, from product procurement, sales and storage, various expenses, to fund management. Almost all the contents involved in conventional accounting are indispensable. There are more subjects than industrial accounting, and the subheads are more detailed, mainly because the accounting is complicated.

In fact, there is no strict so-called business accounting in practice. In practical work, as long as we set up working methods that conform to accounting standards and are convenient for accounting according to the actual needs of the company.

Simplify the unnecessary production accounting, and set no account for the business that does not happen. In this way, your company should be suitable for commercial enterprise accounting.