Considerations on the Integration of Environmental Information in the Entity's Financial Accounting System
Journal Title: Academic Journal of Economic Studies - Year 2016, Vol 2, Issue 1
Abstract
Starting with the ’70, environmental accounting was prone to debates within the scientific community. During the different stages in the environment accounting evolution, the development of this concept took place around the 90’s as an answer to the limitations of traditional accounting, like the lack of an adequate treatment for the internalization of environment externalities and poor allocation of environment protection costs. All these have led to accounting evolution through integration of social and environmental dimensions in the financial system and management of an enterprise. Instruments of environmental management accounting developed by practitioners and theorists in the field, are, for most an adaptation of the traditional methods used by management accounting. These instruments cover cost control, financial analysis and performance evaluation.
Authors and Affiliations
Victor Munteanu, Alice Tinta
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