In an audit engagement, a group of internal auditors used an integrated test facility to test payroll processing. The auditors identified the key controls and processing steps in the computer software, and then developed test data. Over the course of 24 months, they submitted test transactions on a regular basis but did not find any differences between payroll processing and integrated test facility results. Based on the data, what can the auditors conclude?
A company has established its environmental audit activity as part of its legal department rather than part of its internal audit activity, which reports to the audit committee. The board has requested that the chief audit executive (CAE) provide an annual opinion on whether environmental risks are being properly addressed.
In these circumstances, the CAE should recommend to the audit committee that the internal audit activity:
During an audit engagement in an insurance company, an internal auditor discovered that senior management had purposely misclassified $200, 000 in assets on financial statements submitted to regulatory authorities in order to avoid significant statutory penalties. To remain in compliance with the IIA Code of Ethics, what would be the most appropriate action for the auditor to take?
Which of the following are generally recognized as essential elements of a corporate social responsibility program?
Which of the following results from computer assisted audit techniques provides the most significant indication that additional audit work is needed?