1. Introduction - In this portion, the student would provide an introduction to the company. The student will write about the origin of the company, its firsts owners or shareholder, and the team that came up with the idea of the company. Further information about how did the initial owners come up with the funds to start a company, the initial days of the company, the number of employees at the beginning of the company, the place where the first factory or office was located, how many units were produced during the first production and other initial information.
2. Industry Introduction - This portion of the management accounting case study will have information about the industry as a whole. Information about how the industry was first started. The company came later, but the industry must have started before the company's inception. So, the reasons for the industry to start will be researched and mentioned. This portion will also talk about the difficulties the country, locality, or society faced before the inception of the industry. This industry was created to satisfy some needs the customers had developed or to create a certain want that would become a need for the society.
3. Company Background - This portion contains information about what the company stands for. The initiation of the company. How the company started, what importance the company has in the society, what the company had accomplished in the beginning, how many companies like this are in the market and the number of subsidiary companies it has. This information is presented as the background of the company. All the initial changes and achievements are described.
4. Subsidiaries - This portion of the management accounting case study assignment provides the reader with information about the growth of the company, by providing information about the subsidiary company that the parent company started or subsidiary company that the parent company acquired in the years. The parent company cannot continue all the production in a single factory or in a single company. So, the parent company starts or purchases a company that continues the less important functions. This helps the parent company focus on the more important functions that will increase the company's productivity. Sometimes, a company may start a subsidiary company in another location, where the demand for the product is high. This helps cut the transportation cost, and if the new location has the raw materials available for a cheaper price, it decreases the raw material expenses as well.
5. Performance Evaluation - The company grows over the years. So, in a case study, the student is supposed to give a detailed and well-researched description of the changes the company has made and the improvement in performance it has been able to achieve. This can be supported by tables and graphs. The company in the years it runs makes decisions to improve its performance. These decisions are important and affect the company in a major way, by either increasing the profit or decreasing it. The company marks its performance every year to see if it has improved or not. This is even noted down by others. This performance improvement will be mentioned by a student in the management accounting case study assignment.
6. Growth - The owners and shareholders of a company want the company to grow. This growth is recorded every year. Some years the growth is less than the expectations and some years the company grows beyond expectations. All this information is recorded and mentions in the case study. This information may be mentioned on a year by year basis, five-year basis, or on a decade basis. It depends on how long the company has been in the business. Along with mentioning the growth that takes place, the reason for that year's growth is also mentioned with it. It will help provide a reference for the growth of the company.
7. The Decision - This portion picks any one decision that the management makes. This decision can be for a product- the design of it, the improvement in it, the next version, or any other decision for the product or service that the company makes. This decision is important. This decision marks the change in the course of the company's sales. The sales of the company's product may see a high or may see a fall because of this decision.
8. The Impact of the Decision - The decision management makes, impacts the company in a major way. This decision is made by a team of well-educated individuals. They after a lot of discussions and referring to the data that they are provided with, reach a decision. Further, this portion will contain information about the impact the decision had. If the company had to face a loss or earn a profit. It will be mentioned in this section. The information will be supported with a chart that will carry data about the total sale, increase and decrease as well.
9. Questions - The case study starts with questions and the student is required to write his/her management accounting case study answers based on the information he/she gathers. The student has to answer the questions individually with reference to what has been mentioned in the case study. The case study with the graphs and charts in it will help the student provide proof for his/her answers.
10. Conclusion - This final part will carry a summary of everything the student has understood and wants to explain. The student will write a conclusion providing a gist of the whole company. Right from the initial days of the company. This conclusion will describe the walk of the company to the end, where it will talk about the decision the management team made based on the information they were provided with.

Further, if the accounting information is available with the student, it should be mentioned in the case study as well. This accounting information will be for the whole period that is mentioned in the case study.