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Managing Finance in Micro, Small & Medium Enterprises
             owners, managers, tax authorities and lenders are the
             main users.

             Olson et al. (2004), found that the number of users of
             accounting information in SMEs is increasing to include
             venture  capitalists  and  customers  in  supply-chains.
             Wichman  (1983)  concludes  that  accounting  and
             marketing pose major challenges to the management of
             SMEs  and  recommends  that  managers  or  owners  in
             SMEs  must  learn  about  accounting  or  hire  experts.
             Walhlstedt (1996) believes that conventional accounting
             reports play a signicant role in SMEs but argues that
             the reports must be adjusted for them to be understood,
             proposing  the  use  of  the  cash  basis  rather  than  the
             accruals basis.

             D. Sanuja (2019) studied the nancial management in
             the  small-scale  industries  and  found  that  lack  of
             nancial management has been limiting the growth of
             any enterprise; and at the same time, the utilization of
             funds got affected the use of all the other resources. Any
             type  of  entrepreneurial  activity  concerned  with
             production,  marketing,  personnel  and  the  like,
             ultimately revolves around the availability of nancial
             resources.
             Banik,  S  (2018)  studied  the  nancial  management  of
             MSME  and  found  that  growth  of  the  small-scale
             enterprises can be determined through maintenance of
             proper records of accounts, which provides the basis for
             safeguarding and controlling the business properties. It
             was  found  that  there  are  many  perceived  factors
             affecting their adoption of accounting practices and their
             effects on their business operations in the area. Among
             such  factors  include  lack  of  adequate  training,  wilful
             misconduct and negligence.
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