This report provides a comprehensive analysis of management accounting techniques and planning tools, focusing on their application in addressing financial problems within organizations, using Prime Furniture as a case study. It begins by explaining various management accounting techniques such as cost analysis, product costing, inventory management, and marginal analysis, illustrating their impact on profitability through income statements using both absorption and marginal costing methods. The report then delves into the importance of planning tools like budgeting (cash flow, operating, production, sales, financial, and master budgets), budgetary control techniques (zero-base, rolling, and activity-based budgeting), pricing strategies (cost-plus, competitive, value-based, price skimming, and penetration pricing), and cost systems (actual, normal, and standard costing). Furthermore, it discusses strategic planning tools such as PEST, SWOT, and the balanced scorecard. Finally, the report compares different ways organizations can use management accounting to respond to financial problems, highlighting the use of key performance indicators, benchmarks, and financial governance to enhance financial stability and performance.