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No references found	Audit Trails The audit trail keeps a record in the system of every relevant financial event--whatever is entered, deleted or modified, including: * the type of action taken; * what was added, deleted or changed; * the date and time of the activity; * the legal or accounting entity or sub-entity involved in the change; * the previous and new value resulting from the addition, deletion or change; and * a notation as to whether the audit trail was enabled or disabled for that event. Embedded controls boost Sarbanes-Oxley compliance: companies are ... by Alarcon, John / Financial Executive Generally accepted accounting principles define fund as a "fiscal and accounting entity with a self-balancing set of accounts . Taking charge of your fund structure: the use of unnecessary funds in ... by Fritz, Anne A. / Government Finance Review For purposes of this press release, all financial and other information herein relating to periods prior to April 6, 2004, is that of Sealy Corporation and its consolidated subsidiaries, as the predecessor accounting entity to Sealy Mattress Corporation. Sealy Reports Double Digit Sales Gain and a 94% Increase in Net Income by PR Newswire	Account Reconcilement Account Reconciliation Account Representative Account Statement Account-Only Check Accountability Accountable Plan Accountant Accountant in Charge Accountant's Liability Accountant's Magazine, The Accountant's Opinion Accountants for the Public Interest Accountants International Study Group Accountants Liability Insurance Accountants' Index Accounting Accounting Basis Accounting Change Accounting Control Accounting Convention Accounting Currency Accounting Cycle Accounting Department Accounting Earnings Accounting Entity Accounting Equation Accounting Error Accounting Event Accounting Exposure Accounting Firm Accounting Fraud Accounting Hall of Fame Accounting Historians Journal Accounting Information System Accounting Insolvency Accounting Liquidity Accounting Manual Accounting Measurement Accounting Method Accounting Noise Accounting Period Accounting Postulate Accounting Principles Board Accounting Procedure Accounting Profits Accounting Records Accounting Research Bulletins Accounting Software Accounting Standards Executive Committee Accounting Trends and Techniques	Accounting Continuing Professional Education Network Accounting Control Accounting Control Key Accounting Controls Accounting Convention Accounting Conventions Accounting cost Accounting Currencies Accounting Currency Accounting cycle Accounting Cycles accounting data Accounting Data Interchange Format accounting department accounting department Accounting Department Management Report Accounting Departments Accounting Departments Accounting Disbursing Station Number Accounting Division Accounting earnings Accounting Education Associates Accounting Education Australia Accounting Education Center Accounting Education using Computers and Multimedia Accounting Entities Accounting Entity accounting entry Accounting equation Accounting Equations Accounting Error Accounting Errors Accounting Event Accounting Events Accounting exposure Accounting File Accounting Financial Management accounting firm accounting firm Accounting Firms Accounting Firms accounting for accounting for accounting for accounting for accounting for Accounting for Non-Accountants Accounting for Safety Ltd Accounting Forms Accounting fraud Accounting Frauds Accounting Group International Accounting Hall of Fame Accounting Historians Journal Accounting Information Management Accounting information system Accounting information system

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Audit Trails The audit trail keeps a record in the system of every relevant financial event--whatever is entered, deleted or modified, including: * the type of action taken; * what was added, deleted or changed; * the date and time of the activity; * the legal or accounting entity or sub-entity involved in the change; * the previous and new value resulting from the addition, deletion or change; and * a notation as to whether the audit trail was enabled or disabled for that event.

Embedded controls boost Sarbanes-Oxley compliance: companies are ... by Alarcon, John / Financial Executive

Generally accepted accounting principles define fund as a "fiscal and accounting entity with a self-balancing set of accounts .

Taking charge of your fund structure: the use of unnecessary funds in ... by Fritz, Anne A. / Government Finance Review

For purposes of this press release, all financial and other information herein relating to periods prior to April 6, 2004, is that of Sealy Corporation and its consolidated subsidiaries, as the predecessor accounting entity to Sealy Mattress Corporation.

Sealy Reports Double Digit Sales Gain and a 94% Increase in Net Income by PR Newswire

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