Journal entries of concern include:
A) entries made by accounting personnel.
B) entries made by members of senior management.
C) routine accrual entries prepared at year-end.
D) All of the choices are correct.

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Journal entries of concern typically involve matters that require attention or action from senior management. Entries made by accounting personnel may be routine and not necessarily require further attention. Routine accrual entries prepared at year-end are typically part of normal accounting procedures and may not indicate any particular concern.

Journal Entries of Concern Include