контролор

контролор

An officer who supervises financial affairs of an entity. In internal control the controller is often the person with record keeping (general ledger) responsibilities, as contrasted with asset custody, management decision-making, and internal audit functions.

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Bransch/domän: Accounting
Category: Auditing
Company: AIS
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