Research on the Application of SQL in Corporate Finance

Yitong Xu

doi:10.54097/dj8pnp70

Authors

Yitong Xu

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54097/dj8pnp70

Keywords:

SQL, Accounting, Corporate, Application

Abstract

This paper conducts an in-depth study on the application of SQL in corporate finance, exploring its practical uses in financial report automation, risk management, cost control, and tax management. Through functions such as querying, filtering, calculation, aggregation, joining, and automation, SQL can significantly improve the efficiency and accuracy of financial report generation, help companies monitor and identify financial risks in real time, optimize cost control, and assist in tax filing and planning. However, when applying SQL, companies need to be aware of potential issues such as technical dependence, data security, and system scalability. In the future, SQL will continue to play a critical role in promoting the intelligence and data-driven nature of financial management.

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