The Impact of Financial Data Automation on the Improvement of Internal Control Quality in Enterprises

Yuchen Liu

Authors

Yuchen Liu College of Professional Studies, Northeastern University, Boston, MA, 02115, USA Author

Keywords:

enterprise internal control, quality improvement, information technology

Abstract

The development and progress of information technology have gradually enabled the automated management of financial data, and more and more people believe that this is a method to optimize the internal control of enterprise management. The main content of this paper is to improve the internal control of enterprises and its subsequent effects through the automation of financial data. An in-depth investigation and elaboration were conducted on accounting calculation, budget preparation, tax compliance and intelligent financial analysis, etc. It was emphasized that the automation of financial data makes financial data more accurate and consistent, and enhances the transparency and timeliness of financial statements. In addition, the automation of financial data enhances tax compliance management, reduces legal risks, and provides enterprises with more efficient financial governance guidance.

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