Auditors generally divide company information systems into business processes or transactions cycles. Using this approach, the auditor
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Auditors generally divide company information systems into business processes or transactions cycles. Using this approach, the auditor is able to gather evidence by examining the processing of related transactions from their original to their ultimate disposition in accounting journals and ledgers. The five basic processes are as follows: Revenue process Purchasing process Human resources management process Inventory management process Financing process Discuss of the business processes through the lens of control and risk.
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