This checklist is designed to ensure all control measures are in place and functioning effectively before conducting an audit. It serves as a guide for auditors to verify that necessary internal controls are operational and documented.
List all the key controls that are implemented in the organization relevant to the audit.
Ensure that all key controls have proper documentation detailing their purpose, processes, and execution.
Evaluate whether the identified controls are functioning as intended and are effective in mitigating risks.
Review if there have been any changes in processes or controls that need to be updated in the documentation.
Perform testing on a sample of transactions to confirm that controls are working as intended.
Gather and assess management responses to previous audit findings related to controls.
Summarize the findings from the control assessments and testing to prepare for the audit.