Which of the following statements about accounting systems is incorrect?

a. An effective accounting system provides an audit trail that allows frauds to be discovered.
b. An effective accounting system makes concealment difficult.
c. An effective accounting system can effectively prevent "kickbacks."
d. Without a good accounting system, it is often difficult to distinguish between actual fraud and unintentional error.


c
FEEDBACK: a. Incorrect. This statement is true.
b. Incorrect. This statement is true.
c. Correct.
d. Incorrect. This statement is true. A good accounting system ensures that recorded transactions are valid, properly authorized, complete, properly classified, reported in the proper period, properly valued, and summarized correctly.

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