Question: 1
An internal auditor has completed an engagement to review an organization's activities and is ready to issue a final engagement communication. However, the engagement client disagrees with the internal auditor's conclusions. The internal auditor should
Question: 2
Final engagement communications should, at a minimum, contain the purpose, scope, and results of the engagement. Engagement observations and recommendations should be based on four attributes: criteria, condition, cause, and effect. The cause can best be described as
Question: 3
An engagement observation is worded as follows: The capital budget includes funds to purchase 11 new vehicles. Review of usage records showed that 10 vehicles in the fleet of 70 had been driven less than 2,500 miles during the past year. Vehicles have been assigned to different groups whose usage rates have varied greatly. There was no policy requiring rotation of vehicles between high and low usages groups. Lack of criteria for assigning vehicles and a system for monitoring their usage could lead to purchasing unneeded vehicles.Based on the facts presented, it is appropriate to recommend that management
Question: 4
Engagement observations and recommendations emerge by a process of comparing what should be with what is. In determining "what should be" during an engagement to review an organization's treasury function, which of the following is the (east desirable criterion against which to judge current operations?
Question: 5
An engagement communication relating to an engagement performed at a bank categorizes observations as "deficiencies" for major problems and "other areas for improvement" for less serious problems. Which of the following excerpts is properly included under "other areas for improvement"?