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Brink's modern internal auditing : a common body knowledge

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Brink's Modern Internal Auditing: A Common Body of Knowledge provides a comprehensive examination of the principles, standards, and practices of modern internal auditing. The book explores the evolving role of internal auditors in evaluating organizational performance, risk management, governance, and internal control systems. It emphasizes the importance of internal auditing as a strategic function that contributes to organizational effectiveness, accountability, and continuous improvement.

The text covers fundamental auditing concepts, audit planning, evidence gathering, risk assessment, internal control evaluation, compliance auditing, operational auditing, and reporting practices. It also discusses professional ethics, auditing standards, fraud detection, information systems auditing, and the growing responsibilities of internal auditors in complex business environments.

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Publisher

New Jersey : Wiley., 2009

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xxv, 766 p. : ill. ; 26 cm.

Language

English

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978-0-470-29303-4

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Subject(s)

Accounting
Auditing
Financial Auditing

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Moeller, Robert

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