The Impact of Lean Accounting Operations on Improving Internal Auditing
A Field Study in Cement Factories in Baghdad Province
Abstract
The aim of this study is to identify the extent of the contribution of lean accounting to the quality of internal auditing. The research followed the descriptive approach, and the questionnaire tool was relied upon to collect the required data in the field study, which was on a sample of cement companies in Iraq, and the sample consisted of /200/ employees. Among the most prominent results that were reached is the existence of a significant role for lean accounting in improving the quality of internal audit operations through the use of technology and continuous development.
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