THE ASSESSING CRITERIA OF AUDIT QUALITY IN ORGANIZATIONS

Auditing is the antidote to the crisis of confidence to the other side. Requires activation of impartial, independent sides to ensure a higher degree of objectification assessment processes, including the conduct of their risks. The purpose of the audit is to ensure, by providing evidence that the...

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Main Authors: Krystyna Lisiecka, Mira Lisiecka-Biełanowicz
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Gdańsk University of Technology 2016-04-01
Series:Research on Enterprise in Modern Economy Theory and Practice
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Online Access:https://journal.mostwiedzy.pl/reme/article/view/195
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Summary:Auditing is the antidote to the crisis of confidence to the other side. Requires activation of impartial, independent sides to ensure a higher degree of objectification assessment processes, including the conduct of their risks. The purpose of the audit is to ensure, by providing evidence that the organization has a „make it before the error”. Besides, it has set up to improve the management system mechanism for the organization to be more reliable. The paper presents the criteria determining the quality of the quality and financial auditing systems. The author argues that the criteria for assessing the audit quality are the same for all types of audits, regardless of the type, area and scope of the audit. In her opinion the criteria for assessing the quality of the system audit quality and financial audit are the same. The problem is that the interpretation of the situational context and audited matter.
ISSN:2084-6495