During the last two decades, the dramatic change in business environment, trade liberalization, advancements in manufacturing and information technologies (Isa and Thye, 2006) have caused intense competition to both domestic and international markets. Though, in fact, companies still need to survive and sustain business growth. Accordingly, organizations need to review and revise their strategies especially in management as management is critical to firm survival and firm growth. The main objective of management is to enable people to be capable of joint performance of people through common goals, common values and right structure. Furthermore providing the training and development they need to perform and respond to the change (International Federation of Accountants, 1998). Consequently, the management process consists of planning, organizing, staffing, directing and controlling functions. All of these are taken care of by managerial accounting practice (Azhar and Abdul Rahman, 2009). The role for the managerial accounting practice is to prepare management accounting information for correct management decisions and to be applied to improve organizational performance (Mia and Clarke, 1999). Therefore, effectiveness of managerial accounting practice is important to the success of the companies. An appropriate management decisions leading to the profit maximization, and also returns on shareholders' investment (Alleyne and Weekes-Marshall, 2011).