Lec 2
Lec 2
Lecture: 2
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Connect
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Internal Control
• Effectiveness
Operations • Efficiency
• Safeguarding assets
• Reliability
Reporting • Timeliness
• Transparency
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Identifying Key Controls
• Financial misstatements
• Business loss
• Loss of funds or materials
• Incorrect or untimely management
information
• Fraud or collusion
• Tarnished reputation with the public
• Missed goals
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Limitations of Internal Control
• Reality that human judgment in decision making can be faulty and subject
to bias
• Breakdowns that can occur because of human failures such as simple errors
• Ability of management to override internal control
• External events beyond the organization control
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COSO Framework
stands for the Committee of Sponsoring
Organizations of the Treadway Commission
What are the five integrated components of internal control?
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Components of Internal Control System
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Components of Internal Control System
Risk assessment
After setting up the objective of
business, external and internal risks
are to be assessed. The management
determines risk controlling means
after examining the risks related to
every objective.
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Components of Internal Control System
Control activities
The management establishes a
controlling activities system to prevent
risk associated with every objective.
These controlling activities include all
those measures that are to be followed
by the employees
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Components of Internal Control System
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Components of Internal Control System
•Monitoring
•When the internal control
system is in practice, the
organization monitors its
effectiveness so that necessary
changes can be brought if any
serious problem arises
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Control Environment
Risk Assessment
Control Activities
Monitoring
1- Control Environment
To have a health control environment, the
following Requirements should be satisfied :
Returns Prob
Strategy1 2000 30%
4000 40%
6000 30%
Strategy2 6000 40%
12000 50%
2000 10%
Required:
1) As a manger, select the best strategy
2) As a controller, select the best strategy
Solution
1) as a manger who is a risk taker, the decision
role is profit maximization to select the option
that maximize profit
so, we should calculate the expected value of the
return under each option then selecting the
higher expected value :
expected value = the total of possible Return * related Prob
this accordingly the expected return
1st Strategy = 2000*30%+4000*40%+6000*30%
=4000
Returns Prob
Strategy1 2000 30%
4000 40%
6000 30%
Strategy2 6000 40%
12000 50%
2000 10%
Returns Prob n=1 × 2
Strategy1 2000 30% 600
4000 40% 1600
6000 30% 1800
Strategy2 6000 40% 2400
12000 50% 6000
2000 10% 200
Control Environment
Risk Assessment
Control Activities
Monitoring
Assignment (2)
The sales manger of Toshiba company has to select
Between two market strategies and the related Information
is presented below to alternate strategies in terms of
the possible returns and related probabilities:
Returns Prob
Strategy1 2500 25%
6000 35%
7000 40%
Strategy2 3000 15%
9000 28%
2000 57%
Required:
1) As a manger, select the best strategy
2) As a controller, select the best strategy