A Code of Ethics Within the Internal Auditing Profession Is

question 45

Multiple Choice

A code of ethics within the internal auditing profession is necessary in order to:

• A) Reduce the likelihood that members of the profession will be sued for substandard work.
• B) Ensure that all members of the profession perform at approximately the same level of competence.
• C) Provide guidance to internal auditors in their service to others.
• D) Require members of the profession to exhibit loyalty in all matters pertaining to the affairs of their organization.

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