A Primary Purpose of Internal Controls Is to

question 38

Multiple Choice

A primary purpose of internal controls is to

• A) Form a basis for evaluating employees.
• B) Monitor production quality.
• C) Avoid clerical errors.
• D) Meet objectives of maintaining reliable documents and records and accurate financial reporting.

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Definitions:

Predicate

In grammar, a predicate is part of a sentence or clause that tells what the subject is doing or what is being done to the subject; in logic, it refers to the part of a sentence or proposition that asserts something about the subject.

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The organizational rules and patterns that determine how words and phrases combine to form sentences in a language.

Prototype

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