internal audit

noun

1. an audit conducted by company accountants on a regular basis ( independent audit ).

Example Sentences

There’s also this: The unique nature of the 2024 campaign, during which Democrats switched nominees less than four months before the election, will pose serious challenges for their own internal audit.

From Slate

An internal audit on HGV safety was ordered after 11-year-old Thomas Wong was killed by a non-council bin lorry in Barnton in February.

From BBC

The district’s internal audit department dismissed the complaint against the official, whom it identified only as “Employee A,” after finding a “substantial lack of evidence” to support, according to the review.

From Los Angeles Times

According to The Times investigation, there were a series of firings, turmoil and a “culture of fear” at WWU’s internal audit office.

From Seattle Times

“You can’t have the kind of transparency that an internal audit office is supposed to deliver if management isn’t receptive and supportive of the work.”

From Seattle Times