The impact of a good internal control system on the financial management of organization
Table Of Contents
Title page
Approval page
Dedication
Acknowledgement
Proposal
Chapter ONE
- INTRODUCTION OF “THE IMPACT OF A GOOD INTERNAL SYSTEM ON FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT OF ORGANISATION”
- General introduction
- Statement of problem
- Purpose of study
- Significance of the study
- Scope and limitation of the study
- Formulation of hypothesis
- Definition of terms
Chapter TWO
- LITERATURE REIVEW OF “THE IMPACT OF A GOOD INTERNAL SYSTEM ON FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT OF ORGANISATION”
- INTRODUCTION
- What is internal control
- Types of internal control
- Overview of internal control system
- Element of a good internal control system
- Stages of internal audit planning
- Problems of internal control system
- Internal check
- Ways by which organization mangoes its scare fund
Chapter THREE
- RESEARCH DESIGN AND METHODOLGY OF “THE IMPACT OF A GOOD INTERNAL SYSTEM ON FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT OF ORGANISATION”
- Area of coverage
- Data source
- Questionnaire design
- Sample size
- Questionnaire allocation
- Data analysis techniques used
Chapter FOUR
- DATA PRESDENTATION AND ANALYSIS OF “THE IMPACT OF A GOOD INTERNAL SYSTEM ON FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT OF ORGANISATION”
- Data presentation
- Analysis of responses to questionnaire
- Test of hypothesis
Chapter FIVE
- SUMMARY, RECOMMENDATION AND CONCLUSION OF “THE IMPACT OF A GOOD INTERNAL SYSTEM ON FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT OF ORGANISATION”
- General summary
- Recommendations
- Conclusion
Bibliography
Appendix
Thesis Abstract
Abstract
Effective financial management is crucial for the success and sustainability of any organization. One key element that significantly influences financial management is the internal control system in place. This research project aims to explore the impact of a good internal control system on the financial management of organizations. The study will investigate how a well-designed internal control system can enhance financial transparency, accountability, and accuracy within an organization. By establishing clear procedures and guidelines for financial transactions, internal controls help prevent errors, fraud, and mismanagement of funds. This, in turn, leads to better decision-making processes based on reliable financial information. Additionally, the research will examine the role of internal controls in promoting compliance with laws, regulations, and organizational policies. A robust internal control system ensures that financial activities are conducted in accordance with legal requirements and internal guidelines, reducing the risk of penalties, fines, or reputational damage due to non-compliance. Furthermore, the project will analyze how an effective internal control system can contribute to the timely detection of financial irregularities or discrepancies. Through regular monitoring and oversight, internal controls can identify potential issues early on, allowing management to take corrective actions promptly and prevent further financial losses. Moreover, the research will evaluate the impact of internal controls on risk management within organizations. By implementing control activities that mitigate financial risks, such as segregation of duties, authorization procedures, and reconciliations, organizations can safeguard their assets and improve overall financial stability. Overall, this research project seeks to provide valuable insights into the importance of a good internal control system in enhancing financial management practices within organizations. By understanding the benefits of internal controls in promoting transparency, accountability, compliance, early detection of irregularities, and risk management, organizations can strengthen their financial management processes and achieve their strategic objectives more effectively.
Thesis Overview