Essentials of Enterprise Financial Internal Control

Author: Yan Peijin
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Publish Date: 2002-01-01
Features: The fundamental problems that business managers need to solve in enterprises can be summarized into two aspects: motivation and constraints. Both of these issues are closely related to internal control. To manage a business effectively and maintain a competitive edge, perfecting internal control has become a necessary condition. Financial internal control, on the surface, deals with company financial and accounting control systems, but in essence, the core of all internal controls lies in people. The root of the problem does not lie in objects or finances, but in people. The theory and practice of internal control should achieve an organic integration of people, finances, and materials. The management of finances and materials refers to the process of effectively allocating the company's financial and material resources, while the management of people involves fully mobilizing their enthusiasm through various management methods. As the environment changes and businesses develop, managers must improve internal control to fulfill their responsibilities. For managers, mastering these basic principles and methods is crucial, and this series of books may be helpful in this regard for business professionals. People are the most important assets of a company. Whether it is financial internal control or material internal control, their baseline is based on human internal control. The methods, procedures, systems, mechanisms, and other aspects of financial and material control can largely be considered technical elements of internal control, while the control of people is the conceptual element of internal control, serving as the foundation for other internal controls. To enhance readability, this book avoids a purely technical writing style throughout, striving to maintain seriousness and academic rigor while keeping the language lively and engaging, hoping to gain the recognition of a broad readership.