Different types of Audits
Let us define Audit. An Audit is the systematic examination and evaluation of a company or organization's books, accounts, documents, and vouchers to find out if statements or reports present a true and fair view of an aspect of the organization or company.
An audit also does a compliance check on following the law on bookkeeping.
Financial Audit
A financial audit is to conduct an official financial inspection of a company.
Internal Audit
An internal audit is an inspection of files and documents to report about and increase the quality of the organization's governance, and risk management.
An internal audit provides insight and recommendations based on analyses and assessments of data and business processes.
IT Audit / EDP Audit
An IT Audit is the examination and evaluation of an organization's information technology infrastructure, policies, and operations.
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