This report provides a comprehensive analysis of management accounting practices within Oshodi PLC, a global producer of JOJO fruit. It begins with an introduction to management accounting, emphasizing its role in decision-making, planning, and financial control. The report examines the significance of management accounting systems, including cost accounting, inventory management, price optimization, and job costing, and highlights the benefits of each system. It explores the relationship between management accounting systems and reporting, detailing the importance of inventory management reports, accounts receivable reports, and performance reports. The report further delves into cost accounting techniques, comparing marginal costing and absorption costing methods, and analyzes their application in calculating profitability for Oshodi PLC. The analysis includes income statements using both costing methods, providing insights into the impact of inventory valuation on profit determination. The report concludes by assessing the suitability of each costing method for Oshodi PLC and its overall financial performance.