Internal Controls in Everyday Business: Segregation of Duties, Approvals, Access and Reconciliations

Real cases where missing segregation of duties allowed teeming and lading and fake purchase requisitions. Physical safeguards such as locks and CCTV. Policies and procedures as the internal benchmark, and why a control is always a step inside a process. Delegation of authority and approval limits, passwords, user rights and access logs, the maker-checker principle, bank and party reconciliations, third-party confirmations and supervision, with day-to-day examples from audits.

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