The effect of the efficiency of administrative performance on the adequacy of the internal control system in government units, an applied study at the University of Kufa
The purpose of this study is to measure the extent of the impact of the efficiency of administrative performance on the adequacy of the internal control system. The study verified a number of administrative directors, assistant managers, audit and accounts directors, human resources management, auditors and accountants in governmental economic units (University of Kufa) in Iraq, and the study was based on two basic assumptions: -The internal control environment is available at a high level in government economic units at a rate of (100%) at all levels of the research sample. -Internal control activities are available at a large level in government economic units, the research sample, and the researcher used the descriptive approach in the theoretical side, and the statistical analysis in the practical side. Providing internal control components, especially in the control environment, and the study concluded with a number of recommendations necessary for higher management in providing internal control elements with an appropriate level of efficiency and support in providing the appropriate environment for internal control, in addition to a clear understanding of the importance of internal control from higher management