internal audit objectives
- Reviewing and evaluating the internal control systems.
- Determine the extent to which employees adhere to the facility's policies and procedures.
- Protecting the company's assets..
- Preventing fraud and errors and discovering them if they occur.
- Determine the extent of reliance on the accounting and financial reporting system and ensure that the information contained therein accurately reflects reality.
- Carrying out regular and periodic reviews of the various activities and submitting reports on the results and recommendations to the senior management.
- Determine the facility's compliance with government requirements.
- Evaluate the performance of individuals in general
- Cooperate with the external auditor to determine the areas of external audit.
- Participate in cost reduction programs and set the necessary procedures for them.
Internal audit entries
- Entrances to review the extent of compliance
The review process from these entrances aims to verify whether the workers at the various administrative levels have complied with the letter and spirit of the orders and instructions issued by the senior management and followed the appropriate procedures in the implementation of their duties. This review is carried out through three approaches:
- verification entrance
Under this approach, evidence and proofs are sought to prove the correctness of accounting operations
- Introduction to the documentary review
In this entry, he relies on documents that prove the validity of the restrictions and the legal compliance with the conditions to be followed in transactions and operations.
- Introduction to systems audit
The focus, according to this entry, is on the system itself. He takes each system separately, examines and evaluates it, and tries to link it with other systems. This is to verify that the systems in place are working properly. And it achieves the purpose for which it was set.
Therefore, our employees at TRAAC have the competence and professional experience in the field of internal auditing.