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The Fading role of bank reconciliation in fraud prevention and detection
Bank reconciliation statements have traditionally served as an important control tool in detecting anomalies either in the cash book and or the bank statements. Whereas there may exist a number of anomalies in the cash book maintained by the company, there are usually few
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