Any
organization future setup is defined by the Sustainability audit and this play a significant role. On all matters, its primary
mandate is taking up pertaining policies and in the organization all the
operations governing procedures. In the sustainability of any cooperation,both the audits internal as well as
external is nature critical. The role of
internal audit in an organization is that by bringing a systematic, disciplined approach to estimate as well as enhance the
risk management effectiveness along with governance processes to accomplish the
objective of any organization. External audits have
three goals. Company accounts checked by the external audit whether it is
complete or accurate. The core job of external audit is that certifying the
financial statements(Hay, 2014).
Any
operation is part of Errors. Moreover,
during reporting, this is the perfect
time to catch them before the actual audit process. In each department mistakes
made and detected from the review officers. By the audit team, the BSA software
association is a better example that is caught. We can call it an audit
nightmare. Moreover, to avoid the
catastrophe, the organization should have the employed compliance such as
without interference letting the audit to do their work. After that give the
recommendation and report to the organization(Daykin, 2006).
For
target setting the recommendation is quite significant, for proper competition
and functioning. As someone asked me about the mistake,
I told that it is recovered only when we apply the new rule which discourages the non-cooperation. The goal of any company is that they want to
achieve high success in the market. So,an
external and internal audit helps in
achieving the goal of the company. As an eye opener,
the audit serves the company or
organization by any business organization should be embraced if competition is
to be kept high.
References
Daykin, T. (2006). The Role of Internal Auditing in
Sustainable Development and Corporate Social Reporting. the institute of
internal audits.
Hay,
D. (2014). Auditing, International Auditing and the International Journal of
Auditing: Editorial. IJA .