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Which type of audit focuses on evaluating organizational activities and achieving objectives?

  • Financial audit
  • Operational audit (correct)
  • Management audit
  • Operations audit
  • What is the primary source of evidence in an operational audit?

  • Operational policies (correct)
  • Financial data
  • Management policies
  • Internal controls
  • When might a business perform an operational audit?

  • When management audit is required
  • When financial audit is required
  • When internal controls are weak
  • When operational improvements are needed (correct)
  • Which type of audit focuses on evaluating management policies?

    <p>Management audit</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does an operations audit evaluate?

    <p>Internal controls</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which type of audit primarily uses operational policies and achievements as sources of evidence?

    <p>Operational Audit</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the focus of an operational audit?

    <p>Effectiveness and efficiency of operational policies</p> Signup and view all the answers

    When might a business perform an operational audit?

    <p>When senior management believes operational improvements can be made</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which type of audit focuses on evaluating management policies?

    <p>Management Audit</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the primary focus of a financial audit?

    <p>Effectiveness and efficiency of financial information</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Operational Audit

    • Focuses on evaluating organizational activities to ensure they align with and support the achievement of objectives.
    • Primary source of evidence includes operational policies, performance metrics, and operational achievements.
    • Conducted when businesses seek to improve efficiency, effectiveness, or accountability in processes.

    Purpose of an Operational Audit

    • Evaluates the efficiency and effectiveness of operations and processes within the organization.
    • Helps identify areas for improvement, cost savings, or enhanced performance to meet strategic objectives.

    Management Policies Audit

    • Focuses on assessing the adequacy and effectiveness of management policies and their implementation.
    • Aims to ensure that policies align with organizational goals and are being adhered to.

    Financial Audit

    • Primarily analyzes and verifies financial transactions, ensuring they are accurate and compliant with relevant standards.
    • Focuses on stakeholders' financial interests, including accuracy of financial statements and adherence to financial regulations.

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    Test your knowledge on operational auditing with this quiz. Learn about the key concepts and processes involved in conducting operational audits, including evaluating operational policies, achievements, internal controls, and efficiencies.

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