Which of the following conditions should a chief audit executive take into account when deciding if a follow-up audit engagement is necessary?
The reported observations were significant and high risk.
Internal audit resources and the time it will require for follow-up.
Management may not have the resources to take action.
Management has previously decided not to take any action.

When internal auditors provide consulting services, the scope of the engagement is primarily determined by:

Which of the following is a red flag associated with fictitious revenues?

A manager of one of a retailer's several retail outlets is stealing cash from cash sales, recording the sales as accounts receivable, and subsequently writing off the fictitious accounts receivable as bad debts. Which of the following comparisons would be most effective in signaling the possibility of such a fraud?

The chief risk officer (CRO) of a large manufacturing organization decided to facilitate a workshop for process managers and staff to identify opportunities for improving productivity and reducing defects. Which of the following is the most likely reason the CRO chose the workshop approach?