FUNDAMENTAL ACCOUNTING PRINCIPLES
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Post Audit:
Post audit is an examination of the results of a capital budgeting investment. This examination is performed to check if the assumptions used in the projects are proved accurate, and if the project result was as expected. The takeaways from the post audit are used to improve future capital investment decision making process.
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The Post Audit and its potential benefits
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