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GAE1805

Internal Controls in a Single Audit- What Could Go Wrong

Date
August 13, 2018
$49
Standard Price
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Identifying and testing internal controls is one of the more challenging areas of auditing major programs. This session will focus on common areas of challenge and provide guidance on enhancing audit strategies.

Learning Objectives:

-Identify common areas of challenge when testing internal control over major programs.
-Choose control objectives over compliance with identifying associated operating controls.

Speakers

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Partner, Plante Moran

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