Of these nine disclosure categories, Account-Specific has the greatest number of instances, indicating that many internal control deficiencies are related to specific financial statement accounts. Following Account-Specific deficiencies, the most common type of deficiency is in Training, often described as having inadequate qualified staffing and resources." Among this category, most companies lack personnel with technical expertise in U.S GAAP and SEC requirements, especially when managing complex accounts, such as derivatives or income taxes. Lack of financial reporting expertise is a serious deficiency that can lead to accounting errors and misstatements. To address this problem, many managers report that they plan to hire additional employees and increase local training.