Internal Controls in an Accounting Information System Help Promote Information

question 45

Multiple Choice

Internal controls in an accounting information system help promote information integrity. Which of the following best explains the concept of information integrity?

• A) Financial statements are subject to audit.
• B) Users can rely on the financial statements as the sole basis for decisions.
• C) The information in AIS outputs is reliable.
• D) Accounting information systems that incorporate computer software are more reliable than paper-based systems.

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