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Internal control system Objectives
1. Safeguard assets
2. Encourage employees to follow company policy
3. Promote efficiency
4. Ensure accurate, reliable accounting records
5. Comply with legal requirements
Internal control system Components
1. Control environment – set a good example for employees
2. Risk Assessment – assess risks, don’t alter to make yourself better
3. Control procedures – procedures designed to make sure the businesses’’ goals are achieved
4. Monitoring of controls – auditors are hired, internal auditors monitor assets
5. Information systems – business needs an accurate system in order to properly keep track of assets, expenses, and incomes/losses
Internal Control Strenghts
1) Peachtree automatically numbers every invoice that is recorded
2) When the business is recording a purchase order, the Peachtree System does not allow a customer to exceed their credit limit.
Internal Control Weaknesses
1. Peachtree allows a user to change quantities within the company’s inventory database
2. Peachtree software does not number Purchase Orders
AIS
Special purpose information system, that collects and processes economic events and then reports information relevant to financial statements
Data ≠ Information
- Data – facts or pieces of information that are used to provide information
- Information – taking that data one step further (compare statistics, rank s)
Major provisions of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act.
o Changed supervision of CPAs from AICPA to PCAOB - 103
o Auditing firms cannot provide non-auditing services – keep independent - 201
o Audit partners must rotate clients every 5 years
o 404b - requires management to assess and report on Internal Controls
- requires auditing firm to audit IC and FS
o CEO and CFO must sign financial statements, comply with GAAP - 302
External Auditors
- Give their opinion of the financial statements
- Complete audit according to GAAS (generally accepted auditing standards)
- Report on the income statement, validity, accuracy
- Give an overall opinion of the company
Management
- Responsible for preparing the financial statements according to GAAP
- Assess Internal Controls and Financial Statements