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Wednesday, 15 April 2020

Different Types of Audit Services


Internal audits are conducted in accordance with the Standard for the Professional Practice of Internal Auditing. Other auditing standards may be followed as deemed appropriate for the types of audits being conducted. We provide the best auditing services as below:

1. Operational, Financial, Compliance and Information Technology Audits – this involves the objective assessment of information, facts, or data by internal auditing to provide an independent opinion or conclusion.  The scope and nature of these services may include reviewing and evaluating for: operational efficiencies and effectiveness; reliability of financial and operational systems; adequacy and clarity of policies and procedures; compliance with university policy and state and federal law; safeguarding of assets; the accomplishment of objectives and goals; or other agreed-upon procedures.

2. Consulting Services – we provide advisory and other service activities include counsel, advice, facilitation, process design, and limited training. The objective of consulting services is to add value in the development or modification of processes, procedures, and controls to minimize risk and achieve objectives. Internal Audit will not assume management’s responsibilities in order to maintain appropriate objectivity and independence.

3. We provide investigations evaluating allegations of fraudulent business practices and/or misconduct involving financial or operational matters to determine if allegations are substantiated and to prevent future occurrences.

4. We provide follow-up engagements and evaluate plans and actions taken to correct previously reported conditions as a result of completed audits and investigations.

For the best auditing services, contact us at http://www.ca-msa.com/.

Monday, 27 June 2016

Brace yourselves for a new Monetary Policy Committee


The finance bill, bill, which was recently passed in the Lok Sabha is awaiting passage in Rajya Sabha. The government has decided to set up a six member Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) after the passage of Finance Bill, 2016. This committee will comprise of three independent directors and three members nominated by the government. This committee will be responsible for fixing benchmark interest rates of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) and look into inflation targets.

The three members from the Reserve Bank will be the RBI Governor, Deputy Governor and Executive Director. The three others who will be nominated form the Government’s side will be via selection and voting. This move has been taken to distribute the powers of decision making with respect to setting up interest rates. Currently this power solely lies with the RBI Governor. However, a collective decision among a group of competent academics will ensure optimal growth and will leave little margin for error.

The members of the MPC will continue for a tenure of four years and will not be eligible for reappointment. The committee is expected to meet at least four times a year, some times more if deemed necessary. When this is established, the RBI will be responsible for publishing the Monetary Policy Report every six months.  For More details please visit our website at http://www.ca-msa.com