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Composition of The Report or Communication (IIA Standard 2410)

The document outlines the key components that should be included in an internal audit report or communication: 1) The objectives and scope of the engagement, including background information on the audited entity. 2) Applicable conclusions, opinions, or audit findings/observations from the internal auditor's evaluation. 3) Recommendations designed to help the organization achieve its goals related to particular transactions and assertions about effectiveness and efficiency.

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Composition of The Report or Communication (IIA Standard 2410)

The document outlines the key components that should be included in an internal audit report or communication: 1) The objectives and scope of the engagement, including background information on the audited entity. 2) Applicable conclusions, opinions, or audit findings/observations from the internal auditor's evaluation. 3) Recommendations designed to help the organization achieve its goals related to particular transactions and assertions about effectiveness and efficiency.

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Composition of the Report or

Communication
(IIA Standard 2410)
1. The engagement objectives and scope

• Sufficient background information on the audit entity should be


provided to understand the context and significance of the audit report.
• Scope is the area or process subject to the engagement and its
corresponding business objectives, related risks and control activities.
2. Applicable conclusions, opinions or audit
findings/observations

• Conclusions and opinions are the internal auditor's evaluations of the


effects of the observations and recommendations on the activities
reviewed.
• Conclusions may encompass the entire scope of an engagement or
specific aspects.
3. Recommendations, and
• The recommendations in an internal audit report are designed to help
the organization to achieved its goals.
• Audit findings and recommendations also relate to particular
assertions about transactions.
• They may relate to effectiveness or efficiency.

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