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The System Design Project ACG3401 – Spring 2013 You have been assigned to a team that is responsible for the complete design of an accounting information subsystem to support the business cycle (e.g. revenue, expenditure, production, human resource management and payroll, or financial reporting system) assigned to your team by the professor for a hypothetical company of your choice. Points will be awarded for a presentation to the class as well as a final report that will include a business
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CPA can use the following sources of information to help decide whether to accept a new audit client. Financial information prepared by the prospective client: * Annual reports to shareholders * Interim financial statements * Securities registration statements * Annual report on SEC Form 10K * Reports to regulatory agencies Inquiries directed to the prospect's business associates: * Banker * Legal
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