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企业的支出主要是_____支出。
下列不属于零星费用报销支付现金业务流程的控制要点的是_____。
负责应收账款的人员，不能同时负责库存现金收入账的登记工作，这种安排属于
下列关于，货币资金授权审批的程序正确的是_____。
下列关于银行存款的会计控制制度的说法中，不正确的是_____。
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储存业务内部会计控制制度的设计
由于永续盘存制对各种存货的增减变动都要在会计账簿上作连续的记录，能够从账面上随时掌握各种存货的结存数量和金额，并用账面结存数和实物盘点的结果相对照，揭露财产管理中的问题，从而形成一种牵制关系。这种关系具体表现为存货的保管与存货变动的记录相互分离，是分权控制方式的具体应用。
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- The 4. 3-magnitude quake struck at 8: 19 p. m. in England and was centered under the English Channel.（）ATrueBFalseCNot Given
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