ABSTRACT
Globally the role of auditing is being appreciated for its avowed operations and activities. Ihe and Umeaka(2006:370) defined auditing “as a process carried out by suitably qualified auditors during which the accounting records and the financial statements of an organization are subjected to examination by an independent auditor with the main objective of expressing an opinion in accordance with the relevant terms of appointmentpurpose” they also noted that the objectives of auditing were grouped into two
a. Primary objective: the auditor (one who carries out audit operation) is to report whether the financial statements shows a „true and fair view‟ of the financial affairs of the organization during the period under review and s end date.
b. Secondary objective: This concerns the detection of frauds and errors and the prevention of frauds and errors.
a. Primary objective: the auditor (one who carries out audit operation) is to report whether the financial statements shows a „true and fair view‟ of the financial affairs of the organization during the period under review and s end date.
b. Secondary objective: This concerns the detection of frauds and errors and the prevention of frauds and errors.
Disclaimer: Note this academic material is intended as a guide for your academic research work. Do not copy word for word. Note: For Computer or Programming related works, some works might not contain source codes
CITE THIS WORK
(2016, 01). Effectiveness Of Internal Audit As A Panacea To Efficient Local Government Administration And Fraud Control,” (a Study Of Selected Local Government Areas In Imo State ).. ProjectStoc.com. Retrieved 01, 2016, from https://projectstoc.com/read/6966/effectiveness-of-internal-audit-as-a-panacea-to-efficient-local-government-administration-and-fraud-control-rdquo-a-study-of-selected-local-government-areas-in-imo-state-1221
"Effectiveness Of Internal Audit As A Panacea To Efficient Local Government Administration And Fraud Control,” (a Study Of Selected Local Government Areas In Imo State )." ProjectStoc.com. 01 2016. 2016. 01 2016 <https://projectstoc.com/read/6966/effectiveness-of-internal-audit-as-a-panacea-to-efficient-local-government-administration-and-fraud-control-rdquo-a-study-of-selected-local-government-areas-in-imo-state-1221>.
"Effectiveness Of Internal Audit As A Panacea To Efficient Local Government Administration And Fraud Control,” (a Study Of Selected Local Government Areas In Imo State ).." ProjectStoc.com. ProjectStoc.com, 01 2016. Web. 01 2016. <https://projectstoc.com/read/6966/effectiveness-of-internal-audit-as-a-panacea-to-efficient-local-government-administration-and-fraud-control-rdquo-a-study-of-selected-local-government-areas-in-imo-state-1221>.
"Effectiveness Of Internal Audit As A Panacea To Efficient Local Government Administration And Fraud Control,” (a Study Of Selected Local Government Areas In Imo State ).." ProjectStoc.com. 01, 2016. Accessed 01, 2016. https://projectstoc.com/read/6966/effectiveness-of-internal-audit-as-a-panacea-to-efficient-local-government-administration-and-fraud-control-rdquo-a-study-of-selected-local-government-areas-in-imo-state-1221.
- Related Works
- Public Sector Accounting In Developing Countries
- Cause Of Failure Of Small-scale Industries In Nigeria
- Investment Appraisal In A Depressed Economy (a Case Study Of Cadbury Nigeria Plc)
- Public Sector Accounting In Nigerian (a Case Study Of Nsuka Local Government Financial Controls System Enugu State)
- The Role Of Accounting In National Development
- The Role Of Accountant In Managing And Liquidating Distressed Banks
- The Role Of Central Bank In Stablishing Nigeria Economy (a Critical Review)
- Budget And Budgetary Control As A Tool For Accountability In Government Parastatals (a Case Study Of Enugu State Housing Development Authority)
- An Assessment Of The Impact Of Marketing Segmentation On Production Planning In An Orgarnisation (a Case Study Of United Wire Production Limited Kaduna)
- The Role Of Accountants In The Privatization And Commercialization Of Public Enterprises In The Nigerian Economy