Although it’s just one of the elements of a finding, criteria is the center of your audit. Use this graphic as a guide for valid criteria.
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Quality Control Steroids
The GAO recommends auditors layer on multiple quality control procedures ensuring their audits meet standards.
Five Ways to Get Your Audit Moving
Feeling stuck somewhere along the audit process? Here are a few tips to get your audit back on its tracks!
Swallow the Frog First
Sometimes it’s easier to just “swallow the frog” and get the difficult work done first!
Descriptive Performance Audits?
According to GAGAS, what’s the difference between a descriptive performance audit and an evaluative performance audit? Don’t know? Find out now!
Enough with the Noun Pyramids!
Noun pyramids halt a reader’s progress, and, if you aren’t careful, could easily become a silly acronym like GAGAS or QRAP.
Expanding Requirements for an Annual Internal Assessment of Quality
The GAGAS 2023 exposure draft proposes an audit leader reaches one of three conclusions after their annual internal assessment of quality.
Steps of an Audit
From the simplest to the most complex audits, Leita Hart-Fanta provides the Steps of an Audit as a guide for auditors on their future assignments.
Response to the 2023 Exposure Draft of GAGAS
In a letter to the GAO, Leita Hart-Fanta addresses multiple inconsistencies in the Yellow Book, including comments on the 2023 exposure draft of GAGAS.
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