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From the alternatives given below identify which one is not the objective of Internal Control System? a. Asset protection b. Proper control c. Perfect accounting system d. Integrity

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From the alternatives given below identify which one is not the objective of Internal Control System?

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Proper control

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Integrity

Processes and procedures involved in achieving the organizational goals and objectives for the daily operations of a company. Control systems involve all the operational control systems, their implementation, and strategic control processes.

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