In Canada and the United States, which group is responsible for publicly reporting on the strength...
In Canada and the United States, which group is responsible for publicly reporting on the strength of an organization’s internal controls and their effect on financial reporting?
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1. Internal auditors |
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2. Board of directors |
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3. Management |
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4. Shareholders |
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