What are Internal Controls?
Who's in Charge
COSO Framework
Risk Assessment
Organizational Duties
100

What are internal controls?

Policies and procedures used to protect assets, ensure accuracy, and prevent fraud.

100

Who is mainly responsible for designing internal controls?

Management

100

What does COSO stand for?

Committee of Sponsoring Organizations

100

What is risk assessment?

Identifying and analyzing potential risks.

100

What is one duty organizations have regarding internal controls?

Implementing control procedures.

200

Why are internal controls important in business?

They help prevent fraud, ensure compliance, and improve efficiency.

200

Who monitors the internal controls for effectiveness?

Internal auditors

200

How many components are in the COSO model?

Five

200

Why is risk assessment important?

It helps prevent problems before they happen.

200

How often should organizations review their internal controls?

Regularly or periodically

300

Name one risk internal controls help reduce

Financial reporting errors or asset theft.

300

Who oversees internal controls at the highest level?

Board of Directors

300

Name the first COSO component.

Control Environment

300

True or False: Risk assessment is only done once.

False

300

Who should receive training on internal controls?

All employees

400

What is one area that internal controls help regulate?

Financial reporting or operational efficiency.

400

True or False: Only finance departments are responsible for internal controls.

False

400

What COSO component involves sharing relevant information?

Information and Communication

400

What’s a common risk in financial reporting?

Misstatements or fraud

400

What should be done when a control fails?

Investigate and correct the issue

500

Give an example of an internal control.

Requiring manager approval before spending company funds.

500

What is the role of employees in internal controls?

They follow procedures and report concerns.

500

What is the purpose of the Monitoring component?

To evaluate and update controls as needed.

500

What’s the first step in a risk assessment process?

Identifying potential risks or threats.

500

Why should internal controls be documented?

For transparency, compliance, and auditing.

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