During an audit, the client questions the internal audit activity's authority to perform procedures over fraud allegations. According to HA guidance, which of the following would provide the most relevant support to respond to the client's concerns?
The internal audit charter is the way to go. It's the superhero's cape that gives internal auditors the authority to swoop in and tackle those pesky fraud allegations.
Well, the client is questioning the internal audit's authority, so the internal audit charter is the way to go. It's like a superpower contract that gives internal auditors the right to do their job!
I'm not sure the definition of internal auditing or the IIA's Code of Ethics would be as helpful here. The internal audit charter is the document that clearly defines the scope and authority of the internal audit activity.
The internal audit charter would definitely provide the most relevant support to address the client's concerns. It outlines the authority and responsibilities of the internal audit function.
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