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In mergers and acquisitions, which of the following is an example of a horizontal combination?
It is close to the fiscal year end for a government agency, and the chief audit executive (CAE) has the following items to submit to either the board or the chief executive officer (CEO) for approval. According to IIA guidance, which of the following items should be submitted only to the CEO?
Which of the following responsibilities would fall under the role of the chief audit executive, rather than internal audit staff or the audit manager?
Reviewing prior audit reports and supporting workpapers before an engagement starts enables an internal auditor to do which of the following?
1. To understand better the activity and processes that will be audited.
2. To identify the audit procedures that will be used during the engagement.
3. To ensure that matters of greatest vulnerability will be addressed.
4. To use the information obtained as evidence in the current engagement.
Which of the following descriptions of the internal control system are indicators that risks are managed effectively?
1. Existing controls promote compliance with applicable laws and regulations.
2. The control environment is designed to address all identified risks to the organization.
3. Key controls for significant risks to the organization remain consistent over time.
4. Monitoring systems are in place to alert management to unexpected events.
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