Introduction:
Internal Control:Internal control is the measure or practice designed by the company to review and monitor whether the activities of the business adheres to the standard policies and procedures established to ensure the accuracy and reliability of accounting systems.Internal Control is very important in any business that helps in minimising risk of frauds and errors and also to create value to the business.
Requirement-1:
To identify:
The violation of principles of internal control and to recommend the suggestions to be followed by the business to ensure adherence to principles of internal control.
Requirement-2:
To identify:
The violation of principles of internal control and to recommend the suggestions to be followed by the business to ensure adherence to principles of internal control.
Requirement-3:
To identify:
The violation of principles of internal control and to recommend the suggestions to be followed by the business to ensure adherence to principles of internal control
Requirement-4:
To identify:
The violation of principles of internal control and to recommend the suggestions to be followed by the business to ensure adherence to principles of internal control
Requirement-5:
To identify:
The violation of principles of internal control and to recommend the suggestions to be followed by the business to ensure adherence to principles of internal control
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