Difference between the responsibilities of internal auditors and external auditors for the prevention, detection and reporting of fraud and error

      

Difference between the responsibilities of internal auditors and external auditors for the prevention, detection and reporting of fraud and error

  

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Jim
Internal auditor's responsibility.
-Ensures the reliable reporting process is met.
-Responsible foe assessing most of the high risks in the internal control environment.
-Also in-charge of recommending the design of the system of the internal control for ensuring proper mitigation of fraud.
External auditors' responsibility.
-Helps in enabling the internal auditor to express a given opinion.
-Helps in adoption of an audit of a professional skepticism.
jim items answered the question on March 15, 2019 at 06:28


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