In: Accounting
Who are the users for operational audit? Compliance Audit? Financial Audit?
Choose from any drop-down list
a. |
Collection agent |
b. |
Accounting staff of the organization |
c. |
Purchasing agent |
d. |
Different groups for different
purposes long dash—many outside entities |
e. |
Authority setting down procedures, internal or external |
f. |
Management of the organization |
Users of audit report
There are three main types of audits: financial, operational and
compliance.
Financial audits involved a focus on financial controls which are
related to reporting. The controls are present in the general
ledger or sub ledger systems of a business. The financial statement
auditing is the focus for these external auditors. Internal
auditors will use the financial statements and also complement the
work they perform based on an agreed plan.
Operational audits focus on more the review and assessment of the
business process by looking at the direct or indirect financial
impact to the business like collection of student tutions or
patient account balances. The internal audit will focuses on
operational audits but will extend the scope to include accounting
procedures which can impact the financial reporting.
Compliance auditing reviews the level of compliance with the
internal policies of the business or the external regulatory
requirements set by the government or the board of accountancy
which the business follows.
Various users of Audit Reports are as below:
1. Operational audit report
e. Authority setting down procedures, internal or external
f. Management of the organization
2. Compliance audit reports:
c. Purchasing agent
d. Different groups for different purposes long dash—many outside
entities
f. Management of the organization
3. Financial audit report:
a. Collection agent
b. Accounting staff of the organization
d. Different groups for different purposes long dash—many outside
entities
f. Management of the organization