MINDTAP (6 MONTH) FOR AUDITING: A RISK
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Author: JOHNSTONE
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Chapter 3, Problem 18RQSC
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Introduction: The internal control refers to the process where internal auditor and management assesses the organizationto ensure its operational efficiency, reporting reliability and compliance. Control can be of two types: preventive control and detective control.
To define: The type of control error and suggested control activity for such errors.
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a. Consult with marketing and sales to determine whether there are changes in customer preferences.
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MINDTAP (6 MONTH) FOR AUDITING: A RISK
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