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3 years ago

Internal control is a process designed to ensure

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Sauron [17]3 years ago

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Answer:

Internal Control is designed to ensure all of the items described in the answer.

Explanation:

Internal control refers to the control measures adopted by an entity so as to ensure compliance with legal framework, check frauds and errors and for reliable financial reporting.

Compliance procedures are the processes designed to check whether internal controls exist in an organization and if they do, whether such controls are operating effectively.

For e.g biometric authentication with regard to attendance keeps a check on the number of employees actually working during a period and eliminates the possibility of dummy names in the attendance records. This is an example of internal control i.e control measures created by organization itself.

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If the value of the investment grows 2% and you earn a dividend of $8.00. Your HPR was 12%.

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Direct materials used 141,700

Direct labor $72,700

Factory Overheads $182,420

Factory utilities $16,000

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Property taxes on factory building 2,600

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Repairs to office equipment 1,800

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The correct answer is letter "A": economists include opportunity cost in zero economic profit, while accountants do not include opportunity cost in zero profit.

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