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Accounting Information Systems and Master Data Management
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Multiple Choice
One of the greatest difficulties in auditing a computerized accounting system is:
- Data can be erased from the computer with no visible evidence.
- Because of the lack of an audit trail, computer systems have weaker controls and more substantive testing is required.
- Because of the uniform nature of transaction processing, computer systems have strong controls and less substantive testing is required.
- The large dissemination of entry points into the computer system leads to weak overall reliance on information generated by a computer.