FINANCIAL+MANAG.ACCT.
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Chapter 6, Problem 2QS
To determine
Internal Control:
Internal control is a system that is employed by managers in order to achieve multiple objectives. Some of them can be safeguarding assets, operating effectiveness, ensuring financial reporting and compliance thereof, etc.
To match:
The COSO component with the list of internal control activities given from a to d.
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COSO lists five components of internal control: control environment, risk assessment, control activities, information and communication, and monitoring. Indicate the COSO component that matches with each of the following internal control activities. a. Independent review of controls c. Reporting of control effectiveness b. Executives’ strong ethics d. Analyses of fraud risk factors
Indicate the COSO component that matches with each of the following internal control activities.
Internal control activities
a. Reporting of control effectiveness.
b. Analyses of fraud risk factors.
c. Implementation of policies to reduce risk of internal control failure.
d. Executives' strong ethics.
COSO components
Indicate the COSO component that matches with each
of the following internal control activities.
Internal control activities
a. Independent review of controls.
b. Analyses of fraud risk factors.
c. Implementation of policies to reduce risk of internal control failure
d. Executives' strong ethics.
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