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Summer 2013
Master of Business
Administration- MBA Semester 3
MF0013 – Internal
Audit and Control - 4 Credits
(Book ID: B1733)
Assignment-60marks
Note: Answer all questions. Kindly note that answers for 10 marks
questions should be approximately of 400 words. Each question is followed by
evaluation scheme.
Q1.Discuss, in brief, the advantages and limitations of auditing.
(Advantages of auditing 5 marks; Limitations of auditing 5 marks)10
marks
Answer : Advantages of auditing :
1. Audited accounts are readily accepted in
Government authorities like income Tax Dept., Sales Tax dept., Land Revenue
departments, banks etc.
2. By auditing the accounts Errors and frauds
can be detected and rectified in time.
3. Audited accounts carry greater authority than
the accounts which have not been audited.
Q2.Explain the key objectives of a good internal audit system. Write
down the essentials for effective internal auditing.
(Objectives of good internal audit system 5 marks ; Essentials of
effective internal auditing 5 marks)10 marks
Answer : Objectives of a good internal audit system :
1. To determine whether controls
over financial and operating data provide managers with reasonable assurance
that the financial and operating data is accurate and reliable (i.e., that
information gathering and reporting has been properly planned, organized and
directed).
2. To determine whether controls
over compliance with policies, procedures, plans, laws and regulations provide
managers with reasonable assurance that proper compliance actually occurs
(i.e., that compliance activities have been properly planned, organized and
directed).
Q3.List the required qualifications of an internal auditor. Describe
the role of internal auditor in the company’s management.(Listing of qualifications
for internal auditor 5 marks; role of internal auditor 5 marks)10 marks
Answer : Qualifications for internal auditor :
The CIA designation is the only
globally accepted certification for internal auditors and remains the standard
by which individuals demonstrate their competency and professionalism in the
internal auditing field. Since the program’s launch in 1973, it has opened up
countless doors of opportunity for practitioners around the world as it
communicates their ability to serve as a key player in their organization’s
success. Candidates leave the program enriched with educational experience,
applicable knowledge, and business tools that can deliver a positive impact in
any organization or business environment.
Q4.Explain the basic principles of governing internal control.
(Basic principles of governing internal control 10 marks)10 marks
Answer : Basic principles of governing internal control :
1. Record And Books :
Books should be kept up to date
and at regular intervals these should be balanced. Handling of cash
transactions should be made by the different persons. For instance the cashier
should not be allowed to record the cash received accounts book. He should have
no concern with written ledgers.
2. Independent Checking :
Work performed by one person
should be independently and automatically checked by another person.
Q5.Discuss the specific problems of Electronic Data Processing (EDP)
relating to internal control.
(Explanation of all problems of EDP 10 marks) 10 marks
Answer : Problems of electronic data processing relating to internal
control :
1. Separation of duties :
In a manual system, separate
individuals are responsible for initiating transactions, recording
transactions, and custody of assets. As a basic control, separation of duties
prevents of detects errors and irregularities. In a computer system, however,
the traditional notion of separation of duties does not always apply. For
example, as program may reconcile a vendor invoice against a receiving document
and print a cheque for the amount owed to a creditor. Thus, this program is
performing functions that in a manual systems would be considered incompatible.
Q6.Explain the factors for having the effective internal control system
for a bank.
(Explanation of various aspects of having the effective internal
control system 10 marks)
Answer : Factors for having the effective internal control system for a
bank :
In the private sector, company
directors are responsible for determining policy, monitoring performance and
taking corrective action if either policy or its implementation is
defective. Internal control provides a means
of assurance that corporate objectives are being achieved. Thus the directors are responsible for
internal control. In practice, the
distinction among these categories and types is often difficult to recognize
because an effective internal control structure requires elements of each. Even
the descriptions of each category of control can vary among individuals.
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