Major Issues Confronting Internal Audit Include the Following, Except For

question 19

Multiple Choice

Major issues confronting internal audit include the following, except for:

• A)the difficulties of changing the profile of internal audit with regards to image and status.
• B)the outsourcing of internal audit.
• C)an increase in the expectation gap between what internal auditors believe they should do and what financial report users believe internal auditors should do.
• D)the advent of specialised audit groups.

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