Analytical Applied Study: Internal Auditing and its Role in Controlling the Administrative and Financial Performance of the Local Governments in Gaza Strip
Keywords:
Analytical Applied Study, Internal Auditing, Administrative and Financial Performance, Local Governments, Gaza StripAbstract
This study aimed to identify the extent of the contribution of the internal
auditing to the adjustment of the financial and administrative performance
in the local government bodies in Gaza Strip, with a review of the concept of
internal auditing and its importance, objectives and principles. To achieve
the objectives of the study and to test the hypotheses, the researcher adopted
the literature of relevant previous studies to collect data through which
secondary data were obtained that formed the theoretical framework for the
study. The empirical framework included a questionnaire fit to the theme of
the study and its hypotheses using the method of comprehensive inclusion,
where the researcher distributed (50) questionnaires to all internal auditors in
the local government bodies; (40) questionnaires, (80%) have been obtained.
The study used the descriptive statistical analysis method (SPSS) to describe
and analyze the variables of the study and to test the hypotheses.
The most important findings of the study include: the clarity of the role
of the internal auditing to the adjustment of the financial and administrative
performance, where internal auditors show commitment to the standards
of internal auditing, which is independent through the independence of its
organizational structure from the executive management. There is need
to expand this job to include checking the efficiency and effectiveness of
workers, and the influence of specialized scientific and practical efficiency
on the field of internal auditing. The findings also include that the separation
of powers or duties between the internal auditors can achieve precision in
the financial and managerial statements, and that a separate section of the
internal auditing can lead to an increase in the quality of the output, and that
the commitment of internal auditors to apply the auditing standards does not
vary by the organizational variables.
The most important recommendations include: 1- the need to follow
the technical developments of the international standards of the internal
auditing, 2- working on the continuity of strengthening the elements of the
internal auditing to be able to carry out the duties perfectly, 3- there should
be a legal obligation of the Ministry of Local Government to implement the
standards of internal auditing in the local government bodies, 4- the Internal
Audit Department should have technical specialization, and 5- the need for a
Palestinian Society of Internal Auditors.
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