This question can be answered a couple of different ways. If you are shooting for an audit manager position in public accounting, you will need a CPA and anywhere from 5-7 years experience in auditing. An accounting degree followed by a Masters in Accounting or MBA will get you in the door with a public accounting firm, but the CPA and a good deal of experience will be required to make manager. If you are shooting for a position in Internal Audit, the CPA is not necessarily required, but is preferred. The Certified Internal Auditor or CIA designation is preferred and in some cases required. Experience in public is also generally preferred. Educational requirements are similar, though a good internal audit manager must be familiar with the industry, the company and its products to be successful. Hope that helps.
assessment is an informal form of defining gaps in system whereas audit is a formal form.
How do I write a audit letter about concerns on an audit
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An audit trail is a formal record or log of the financial transactions of an organization.
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A formal and thorough analysis of the firm's social performance.
Audit training seminars are going to be your best initial bet. Tracking them down if you are close to a community college is easy enough. If they have a career center, you can look into upcoming audit courses to help you polish your skills and achieve your dreams.
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Product audit are audit for product itself. Criteria product, how to know the product, what is special identification an so on. Process audit are audit to the process to produce the part from incoming material to part become finish goods...