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INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY REQUIREMENTS FOR COMPLIANCE WITH SECTION 404
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY REQUIREMENTS FOR COMPLIANCE WITH SECTION 404 OF THE SARBANES-OXLEY ACT OF 2002
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Veröffentlicht 2009, von Stephan Harvey bei VDM Verlag Dr. Müller
ISBN: 978-3-639-14033-0
140 Seiten
220 mm
The problem faced by Information Technology departments is the lack of direction in complying with the Act. Section 404 of the Act addresses the requirement of effective internal controls regarding financial statement reporting being in place, and that external auditors attest that the management statement stating the existence and effectiveness of the controls is correct. Companies are ...
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The problem faced by Information Technology
departments is the lack of direction in complying
with the Act. Section 404 of the Act addresses the
requirement of effective internal controls regarding
financial statement reporting being in place, and
that external auditors attest that the management
statement stating the existence and effectiveness of
the controls is correct. Companies are struggling
with how to supply management the necessary
assurance that the internal controls are effective.
The method used in this study was the Delphi
method. This method utilized individual interviews
to elicit the intuitive information that was
available from experts in the analyzed field.
Each company has its own unique situation in
meeting the compliance regulations of the Act.
Analysis of the data further indicated that IT
departments have the capability to contribute to the
compliance efforts, especially when there was a
clear definition of their appropriate role. Finally,
it was revealed the importance attributed to
compliance with the Act, while investigating some of
the problems experienced.
The problem faced by Information Technology
departments is the lack of direction in complying
with the Act. Section 404 of the Act addresses the
requirement of effective internal controls regarding
financial statement reporting being in place, and
that external auditors attest that the management
statement stating the existence and effectiveness of
the controls is correct. Companies are struggling
with how to supply management the necessary
assurance that the internal controls are effective.
The method used in this study was the Delphi
method. This method utilized individual interviews
to elicit the intuitive information that was
available from experts in the analyzed field.
Each company has its own unique situation in
meeting the compliance regulations of the Act.
Analysis of the data further indicated that IT
departments have the capability to contribute to the
compliance efforts, especially when there was a
clear definition of their appropriate role. Finally,
it was revealed the importance attributed to
compliance with the Act, while investigating some of
the problems experienced.