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Impact of Quality Financial Reporting on an Organization Resource Management: A Case Study of Humuza Holding Limited Kampala Uganda

Nywezakyolina Racheal, Zikusooka Enock, Dr Ariyo Gracious Kazaara, Ntirandekura Moses


Abstract

The following goals served as the study's guidelines as it examined the effects of good financial reporting on an organization's resources planning using Humuza Holding Limited as a case study in Kampala, Uganda: to investigate the connection among both Humuza Holding Limited's commodity oversight and financial reporting quality, to investigate the impact of Humuza Holding Limited's managing resources on return on assets, and to evaluate the impact of each. According to the research results in the table above, exactness is one of the performance reporting outcomes to live more sustainably that 40 (35.7%) respondents who received the survey questions guide and were asked to interview agreed with, and 20 (17.8%) respondents agree that quality reporting contributes to tracking that improves resource utilization40 (35.7) participants agree that one result of financial reporting in Humuza Holding is cash flow, 10 (8.9%) respondents agreed that using accounting procedures to judgment increases organizational performance. Apart from the opinions that were expressed, 02 (1.7% of participants) agreed that there were additional benefits to resource administration from organizations like Humuza Holding Limited's excellent financial reporting. This suggests that correctness and cash flow are the best associated viewpoints to the quality journalism and, consequently, enhancing resource utilization in Humuza Holding Limited, as both 35% of respondents agreed.
Metropolitan Journal of Academic Multidisciplinary Research

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Nywezakyolina Racheal, Zikusooka Enock, Dr Ariyo Gracious Kazaara & Ntirandekura Moses (2023). Impact of Quality Financial Reporting on an Organization Resource Management: A Case Study of Humuza Holding Limited Kampala Uganda. Metropolitan Journal of Academic Multidisciplinary Research, 2(5). https://journals.miu.ac.ug/pages/article.php?article_id=876

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