What are Objectives Of Internal Audit?

Ans) The purpose of internal audit is to remain proper control over business activities. When there is proper control there is maximum efficiency. The internal auditor explains the degrees of control over work. The purpose of internal audit is to calculate the accounting system. It is concerned with checking proper authority for transactions like purchase, retirement and disposal of fixed assets. The vouchers can be compared with entries in order to verify that figures are facts.

 

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