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Write a letter explaining the internal control weaknesses, and suggestions to improve the system, to FS, owner of Company S.
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Yummy Foods expects to have 43,000 pounds of raw materials
inventory on hand on March 31, the end of the current year. The
company's following production (in units) for April through July,
inclusive:
April - 127,000
May - 137,000
June 153,000
July 127,000
At the end of each month, the firm desires its ending raw material
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