ENHANCING CORPORATE ACCOUNTABILITY THROUGH EFFECTIVE AUDITING OF A FIRM

ABSTRACT

The relationship between effective financial auditing practices and corporate accountability within firms remains an underexplored landscape. This study conducts a comprehensive examination of the intricate interplay between effective financial auditing practices and corporate accountability within firms. In the study, four pivotal dimensions were subjected to rigorous investigation: Audit Quality, Audit Evidence, Internal Audit System and Competency, and Auditor's Independence. These critical facets were analysed to understand their respective impacts on corporate accountability. The research hypotheses, cast in the null form, undergone meticulous testing. The data collection process involves the systematic dissemination of 100 questionnaires among pertinent stakeholders, including professionals from auditing firms and students possessing a specialized background in auditing. This methodical selection was meticulously tailored to align with the research objectives, ensuring a comprehensive grasp of the subject matter.