PPT-Internal Controls in a Paperless Environment By Andrew Laflin and Jim Kreiser

By Andrew Laflin and Jim Kreiser Going Paperless When people hear the phrase going paperless they often assume they will no longer be using paper in daily tasks or even have access to it in their office. Agenda:. Basics . of Internal Controls – what are they. ?. COSO framework . Practical applications to your current . processes. Facilitator: . Laura Williams. Updated February 2014. 2. Internal Control Basics. Risk Assessment. Presented By: . Donna Denker, CPA. Donna Denker & Associates. Definition of Fraud. Per SAS 99 – (2002) – “An intentional act that results in material misstatement to the financial statements that are subject to an audit.”. Paperless Environment. By Andrew Laflin and Jim Kreiser. “Going Paperless…”. When people hear the phrase “going paperless,” they often assume they will no longer be using paper in daily tasks or even have access to it in their office.. Presented By. William Blend, CPA, CFE. . Session Overview. Review the new COSO model on internal controls.. Discuss internal controls and their practical application. .. 2. Here We Go!. 3. 4. fraud highlights. Office. Arn. . Kashino. and Eli Robillard. What is a . “Paperless Office”?. A work environment that is designed to reduce or eliminate the use of paper. A work environment that converts paper documents processes into a digital form. 1. 4 April 2016. Take control. Add value. Contents. © 2015 Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu India Private Limited. Understanding regulations. 1. Focusing on business value; not compliance. 2. Getting Audit ready. League of Southeast Credit Unions Meeting. July 19, 2017. Sarah Bush, . CFE. , Supervision Analyst. Region III Division of Supervision. Bank Secrecy Act. (BSA). Bank Secrecy Act and Internal Controls/Fraud. Risk Assessment. OSAI - Cheryl Wilson. September 14, 2016. Content Credit:. Faye Storm. Robin . Fast. Marla Latham. 2. County-Wide Internal Controls. What does that mean?. Why is it important?. What can be done to eliminate this finding?. Basics . of Internal Controls – what are they. ?. COSO framework . Practical applications to your current . processes. Facilitator: . Laura Williams. Updated February 2014. 2. Internal Control Basics. Presentation to the . Association of School Business Officials. September . 21, . 2016. Presented by Tami Darnall. CFO, SD DOE. 1. Agenda. What are Internal Controls?. The Governor’s Internal Control . Module 3. Evaluation of Internal Controls. 1. Session Objectives. 2. After completing this session you will:. Understand internal controls and why they are important. Distinguish between preventative and detective controls . Audits and Internal Controls Presented by: Tami Bidle, Financial Reporting Manager, Business Services/Controller Heather Lopez, Chief Audit Executive, Internal Audit August 22, 2017 1 Agenda Internal Control Presented by Jolene Crist and Ben Froemming. Anta Coulibaly - Director of Internal Audit and Enterprise Risk . Jolene Crist - Internal Audit Manager. Ben . Froemming -. Senior Internal Auditor. Ben Eckert - Internal Audit Intern. Valdosta State University. Office of Internal Audits. June 2016. 1. Presentation Overview. Understand Internal Controls. Identify Control Weaknesses. Fraud. Best Practices. 2. Internal Controls. How did this happen?.