
Core Concepts of Accounting Information Systems (NEW!!)
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ISBN: 9781119373667
Author: Mark G. Simkin; James L. Worrell; Arline A. Savage
Publisher: WILEY
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Give reasons for the concerns raised by accountants of an organization to have an efficient and effective internal
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