INTERNAL CONTROLS FOR DETERMINANTS EFFICIENCY IN MANAGEMENT OF THE CEFET/MG
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https://doi.org/10.5380/rcc.v6i1.33374Keywords:
Comptroller, Internal Controls, COSO’s model, Efficiency, CEFET/MGAbstract
This paper aimed to identify what are the factors of the system of internal controls (SIC) that influence the efficiency of public administration CEFET/MG, in the perception of their managers and civil servants from the COSO model (1997). The research is descriptive, quantitative, a case study with questionnaires and multiple regression analysis. We felt that the time working at the institution and function influences the evaluation of agents on this efficiency and those younger evaluated at best. However, agents with over 20 years in function better evaluated the construct Risk. Agents with less than a year of work analyzed more negatively Activity Control Center. Thus, the perspective of the agents impacted the time already working in the institution. We concluded that the SIC is considered efficient and COSO model can be adjusted to these organizations.
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