Close of the budget period

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Surveying the accounts payable records, a clerk in the controller's office noted that expenses appeared to rise significantly within a month of the close of the budget period. The organization did not have a seasonal product or service to explain this behaviour. Can you suggest an explanation? (hint: explain why it happens and identify its negative impacts to the organizations).

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