Fable of internal controls in a local church.
The extro of part 2 is found at the following link. This summarizes the cartoons and provides three reasons why internal controls protect your staff:
Good procedures:
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There are six cartoons that give visual explanations of how to structure internal controls at a local church. Since four short cartoons are combined in pairs to make the two feature cartoons, I thought it would help to give an index of how the cartoons are organized with links to each one. Here is a picture of how the individual cartoons are structured:
Part 1 and 2 each have an intro and extro.
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I stopped the free book offer at the end of 2011. This short fable is the basis for the cartoons you see on this blog. The book is now available at Amazon in Kindle format for $0.99. Click here.
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Exit interview with the reporter. Cartoon where she reports the stories were fabricated is here:
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earlier cartoons:
Another cartoon is up. Southside Community Church is blindsided by false accusations when a reporter calls for a comment. Fortunately, they have good procedures and internal controls that prove the accusations are fabricated.
When a reporter calls, good procedures save the day:
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Previous cartoons:
This cartoon is based on the text from Once Upon Internal Control found here.
The introduction to the story of Southside Community Church can be seen here.
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following cartoons can be found here:
Cartoon that describes dual control over the offering count.
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The cartoon is based on the book Once Upon Internal Control – A tale of good and bad ways to implement internal controls in a local church, written by James Ulvog, CPA.
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A cartoon that discusses some internal controls over bank reconciliations in a local church:
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The cartoon is based on the book Once Upon Internal Control – A tale of good and bad ways to implement internal controls in a local church, written by James Ulvog, CPA.
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