FINANCIAL AND MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING
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To explain: Purposes and principles of internal controls are different between accounting systems reporting under IFRS versus U.S.GAAP.
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To explain: Internal controls for cash differ for accounting system reporting under IFRS versus U.S.GAAP including both systems procedures.
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