The role of internal audit in organizations
Ioannis Georgiadis, Vangelis Fourlatos
Abstract
Ioannis Georgiadis, Vangelis Fourlatos
Abstract
Audit as a meaning was developed in recent years, although the need of control existed from the ancient times. The audit was always connected with humans through accounting operations throughout the ages of history. Audit may be grouped into two main categories: internal and external. The external audit is a periodic or specific purpose audit conducted by external qualified accountants. The internal audit is the audit which is organized within the economic unit and conducted by employees. In particular, internal audit is considered to encompass the audit of both operational activities as well as financial activities.
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Audit as a meaning was developed in recent years, although the need of control existed from the ancient times. The audit was always connected with humans through accounting operations throughout the ages of history. Audit may be grouped into two main categories: internal and external. The external audit is a periodic or specific purpose audit conducted by external qualified accountants. The internal audit is the audit which is organized within the economic unit and conducted by employees. In particular, internal audit is considered to encompass the audit of both operational activities as well as financial activities.
Key concepts: Internal audit, Audit, Joint audit, Audit plan, Accounting, Information technology audit, Business, Control environment