Sawyer's Internal Auditing: The Practice of Modern Internal Auditing

by Lawrence B. Sawyer

The book that changed the internal auditing profession is ready to do it again. Sawyer's Internal Auditing, 5th Edition provides a new global perspective that reflects the evolutionary changes in the way organizations do business -How the new definition of internal auditing is reshaping the profession.
-What the new competency framework means to you and your organization.
-Why alignment with management is essential for achieving organizational goals.
-The implications of outsourcing your internal audit function.
-What strategies and specialties are now apart of today's internal auditing practice.
-Value-added approaches that are redefining your role as an internal auditor. ud -And so much more. This textbook should be on the desk of every practitioner.

Genres: Accounting

1446 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1981

Reviews

[Amanda]

Finally finished - the problem with these paper-based courses is that they allow you to slack off and do it at your own pace. I think if I actually focused on the course, I would have been able to complete it much more quickly.

Anyway, I think I'd give a good review to this, as a textbook, although anything that strays to anything remotely technological is completely dated. It really should just stick to the actual timeless theory/practice pieces.

[Consulta Tekin Dogan]

As I was reading this book, I had the misconception that it would be a reliable source for internal auditing.

I should say that this book looks like a compilation of the views of a blogger.

It looks more like a story book.

I would advise you not to rush to purchase this book before trudging through journals written so far about internal auditing.

[Bayu]

good

[Aprilian]

Yeah, it's good

[Nimisha]

i have heard a lot about this book from my friends and want to read this book

[Hanen Ali]

mm