The balanced scorecard approach differs from traditional performance measurement approaches because it adds which of the following measures?
I.Financial measures.
II.
Internal business process measures.
III.
Client satisfaction measures.
IV.
Innovation and learning measures.

During an assurance engagement, an internal auditor discovered that a sales manager approved numerous sales contracts for values exceeding his authorization limit. The auditor reported the finding to the audit supervisor, noting that the sales manager had additional new contracts under negotiation. According to IIA guidance, which of the following would be the most appropriate next step?

Due to price risk from the foreign currency purchase of aviation fuel, an airliner has purchased forward contracts to hedge against fluctuations in the exchange rate. When recalculating the exchange losses from individual purchases of jet fuel, which of the following details does the internal auditor need to validate?
1. The hedge documentation designating the hedge.
2. The spot exchange rate on the transaction date.
3. The terms of the forward contract.
4. The amount of fuel purchased.

A performance audit engagement typically involves:

The scope of a consulting engagement performed by internal auditors should: