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Posted by yugalale on 01/26/2008 - 06:57
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Gail Perry, CPA
internal controls
The best defense is designing and implementing strong internal controls. Make sure that sensitive transactions involve at least two people or departments to help prevent collusion. You also need to check to make sure your internal controls keep working and aren't ignored by the employees.