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Advice to Board of Directors in Respect of Financial Matter is Given by _______.

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Advice to Board of Directors in respect of financial matter is given by _______.

Options

  • (a) an auditor 

  • (b) a secretary

  • (c) a finance manager 

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(c) a finance manager

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