Federal entities primarily assess internal controls to
A.
confirm that all management objectives will be met.
B.
identify program areas where efficiencies may be gained.
C.
ensure there is no fraud, waste or abuse within the entity.
D.
determine what legislation is not applicable to the entity.
The Answer Is:
B
This question includes an explanation.
Explanation:
Federal Entities and Internal Controls:
Federal entities assess internal controls to ensure efficient, effective, and economical use of resources while achieving program objectives.
Internal control assessments often identify areas for improvement, such as reducing waste or increasing operational efficiency.
Explanation of Answer Choices:
A. Confirm that all management objectives will be met: Internal controls reduce risk but do not guarantee all objectives will be achieved.
B. Identify program areas where efficiencies may be gained: Correct. Internal controls are assessed to optimize operations and identify improvements.
C. Ensure there is no fraud, waste, or abuse within the entity: While controls mitigate risks of fraud, waste, or abuse, assessments aim to identify opportunities for efficiency.
D. Determine what legislation is not applicable to the entity: This is unrelated to internal control assessments.
[:, GAO,Standards for Internal Control in the Federal Government (Green Book)., Office of Management and Budget (OMB),Circular A-123, Internal Control Systems., ]
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