In order to keep their jobs, auditors must moderate the information in their audit reports. This creates a self-interest threat to independence.
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How To Share Your Audit Results And Still Like Your Team When You Are Done: PART 2
Last time I started my list of ideas to extract yourself out of reporting purgatory. Here are 7 more.
How To Share Your Audit Results And Still Like Your Team When You Are Done – PART 1
Performing an audit? Here are 8 simple tips from Leita Hart-Fanta on how to share your audit results and still like your team when you’re done.
4 Solid Reasons for Creating an Audit Report Outline
This post provides 4 solid reasons for creating an audit report outline.
Draw Attention to Your Audit Report
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.
Internal Audit KPI Metrics That Will Rock Your Audit Shop
This post focuses on internal audit KPI metrics that will rock your audit shop!
Do I need an audit, a review, or a monitoring visit? What is the difference?
If you have doubts that your audit customer understands what you do and how important you are 🙂 , share this article with them: Plenty, my friend! Plenty. So, you think you need an audit? Or maybe you heard that you could get by with a review instead? Maybe you were asked to find someone […]
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