The Internal Audit Charter Explained: Mission, Scope, Authority and Standards

Why the internal audit charter is the first document to ask for, who prepares and approves it, and its first sections: mission, scope of work, staffing and guest auditors, and accountability to management and the audit committee. The rest of the charter: the internal auditor's responsibilities (and why implementing controls is management's job), information systems, investigations, compliance, risk management, quality assurance, reporting, unrestricted access, outsourcing and the IPPF standards.

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