Management Information Systems and Their Impact on Innovative Accounting
Eman Abdel Moneim Malallah
Rafidain University College
Maysoon Ali Rahman
Rafidain University College
Zainab Jali Mathi
Rafidain University College
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http://doi.org/10.37648/ijtbm.v15i03.016
Abstract
This research aims to study management information systems on creative accounting by analyzing the relationship between technological development in information systems and modern accounting methods that depend on creativity in processing financial data and reporting, the study addresses the importance of information systems in supporting the decision-making process and its role in enhancing accounting creativity through data analysis tools, forecasting models and smart reports. The research also reviews the ethical risks associated with creative accounting, and compares its use as a tool to improve financial performance or as a means of manipulating results, a field study was relied on to survey the opinions of those interested in and concerned with management information systems and its impact on creative accounting, through questionnaire lists and personal interviews to collect data related to the research topic, and the study found a positive relationship between management information systems and the level of creativity in accounting applications. Emphasizing the need for control controls to ensure transparency and credibility in the use of these systems.
Keywords: Information Systems; Innovative Accounting; research aims
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