The chief financial officer (CFO) upholds conflicting interests and provides unofficial sanction to the final budget.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
False
Although specific practices vary, a member of top management often serves as budget coordinator. Usually the chief financial officer (CFO) has these duties. He or she resolves conflicting interests, recommends adjustments when needed, and gives official sanction to the budgetary procedures and final budget.
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