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Compliance audits determine whether the company has complied with regulations and policies established by contractual agreements, governmental agencies, company management, or other high authority. Operational audits assess operating policies and procedures for efficiency and effectiveness.
Both audits are performed to effect improvements in the program being audited. However, compliance based audits focus on compliance issues with the risk of missing performance or efficiency issues. Performance based audits identify system level problems and inefficiencies but may miss compliance issues.
Performance auditing is a technique used by internal auditors to evaluate the economy, efficiency and effectiveness of the organisations operations so as to assure management that its strategic objectives are being carried out and whether or not they can be improved on.
Evaluation aids in the assessment of program effectiveness, and may cover both policy and administrative aspects of a program. A performance audit is an independent review of the efficiency or administrative effectiveness of a program (or agency) but does not extend to assessing the policy merit of a program.
Performance audits can be conducted on an ad hoc basis or on a regular basis, depending on the needs of the company. Scope: Regulatory audits typically focus on a companys compliance with specific laws and regulations. Statutory audits typically cover all aspects of a companys financial statements.
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Compliance audit is an assessment as to whether the provisions of the applicable laws, rules and regulations made there under and various orders and instructions issued by the competent authority are being complied with.
Performance audits can cover a wide variety of areas within the agency/program being audited. Our audit objectives may include assessments of effectiveness and results, internal control processes, and compliance with laws and regulations.
A performance audit has three main phases: planning the audit, conducting the examination, and reporting. The following are critical steps for each of the phases. In practice, these steps often overlap, so are not strictly sequential.

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