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To determine
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Internal control is a procedure designed by a company, to ensure whether the company’s financial or operational process is done according to the company’s regulations/policies and helps to make operations more efficient and effective. And a good performance of internal control is beneficial to make the company’s financial report more reliable. The
To describe: the list of three major steps in setting control risk in the inventory management process.
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