The Auditing Standards Define Internal Controls Over Financial Statements as Processes

question 105

Multiple Choice

The auditing standards define internal controls over financial statements as processes designed by management and others charged with governance to provide reasonable assurance that company responsibilities are met.Which of the following is not one of those areas?

• A)The reliability of financial reporting.
• B)The earning of net income.
• C)The effectiveness and efficiency of operations.
• D)The compliance with laws and regulations.

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Definitions:

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