Identify Your Company's Risks and Weaknesses with a SOX Compliance Checklist

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The importance of Sarbanes-Oxley Act Section 404, or SOX 404, for public companies cannot be overstated—it safeguards the interests of investors and the public by enhancing corporate governance and financial reporting transparency.

SOX 404 helps establish a framework for public companies to strengthen their internal control systems, so potential risks and weaknesses are identified, mitigated, and disclosed appropriately.

SOX Compliance

By complying with SOX 404, public companies demonstrate commitment to sound corporate governance and integrity. Establishing a strong control environment helps reduce the likelihood of fraud, misappropriation of assets, or other financial irregularities.

The following checklist provides guided insight for the process of achieving SOX compliance in your organization.

SOX Compliance Checklist

checklist for SOX 404 compliance

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