Which of the following most likely would not be considered an inherent limitation of the potential effectiveness of an entity's internal controls?
A)Incompatible duties.
B)Management override.
C)Mistakes in judgment.
D)Collusion among employees.

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Incompatible duties are not an inherent limitation of internal controls; rather, they represent a flaw in the design of the control environment. Inherent limitations, such as management override, mistakes in judgment, and collusion among employees, acknowledge that even well-designed internal controls can fail or be circumvented.

Which of the Following Most Likely Would Not Be Considered