Value-added Internal Audit from the Perspective of Corporate Governance

  • Ma Y
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Abstract

In an increasingly competitive market, internal audit, an integral part of corporate governance, has become increasingly important. Traditional internal auditing no longer fully responds to the current complex scope of internal auditing and the governance objectives of adding value to companies. With the continuous strengthening of corporate governance by modern enterprises, the goal of internal audit is gradually consistent with that of corporate governance: to increase the overall value of the company. This makes internal audit function, audit content and audit scope change accordingly, and value-added internal audit emerges as the times require. With the continuous development of international economic globalization, value-added internal audit is the inevitable trend of internal audit transformation from the perspective of corporate governance. Modern internal audit plays a very important role in improving the governance structure and internal control, and can bring value added to enterprises. The functions and responsibilities of internal audit are positioned to promote the achievement of corporate governance objectives, with increasing emphasis on improving governance and adding value. This means that the functional scope of internal audit has changed from simple financial audit at the beginning to a series of activities such as review and evaluation, control and risk management that run through all aspects of corporate governance. Internal audit is not only a part of corporate governance, but also evaluates and improves the effectiveness of corporate governance procedures. The benign interaction of the two contributes to the improvement of the management procedure and the increase of the overall value of the company. Internal audit can make use of its unique independence to control the risk of the company, improve the efficiency of corporate governance and improve the process of corporate governance by performing a comprehensive evaluation function, so as to enhance the comprehensive quality and economic benefits of the company and realize the overall value of the company.

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Ma, Y. (2021). Value-added Internal Audit from the Perspective of Corporate Governance. International Journal of Accounting, Finance and Risk Management, 6(4), 121. https://doi.org/10.11648/j.ijafrm.20210604.14

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