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To determine
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Internal controls are policies and procedures defined by the management to ensure the smooth functioning of the business processes. Internal controls ensure the complete and correct accounting and safeguards to the assets.
To indicate: The types of bank accounts and how imprest account helps to improve cash controls.
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