#AUDIT

[thepopoptic]

Donald Trump to announce 'complete audit of the federal government' with sweeping plans inspired by Elon Musk

[buggerzz]

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[reality-detective]

Why Can't the Pentagon Pass An Audit? | Taxpayers for Common Sense

In fact, no major part of the Department of Defense (DOD) has EVER passed an audit, according to recent congressional testimony by the non-partisan U.S. General Accounting Office (GAO), the investigative arm of Congress.

In fact if you go back to 9/11 which happened the day after Donald Rumsfeld announced that the Pentagon couldn't account for $2.3 trillion dollars on September 10th 2001. Rumsfeld died June 29, 2021 at the age of 88, but his accomplices George Bush and Dick Cheney were captured, had military tribunals, they were found guilty and sentenced to hang for their crimes. 🤔

[m4morine]

business practices

[eugenedebs1920]

Trust me! There’s so very little I’d want to share similarities with when it comes to maga. I also have faith in the institutions that serve as the bedrock of our democracy. What I do not have faith in is Donald Trump’s integrity, honesty, or willingness to play by the rules. This is the 3rd article I’ve ran across that seemed credible. I checked the site, small independent journalism, no red flags when checking on its credibility. I’m not saying the election was rigged! While at the same time I’m not saying it wasn’t.

The thing is… We all saw that train wreck of a campaign. We all saw the apparent cognitive decline. We saw Trump ostracize, alienate, and discriminate against SO MANY different voting blocks. Saying, “They’re eating the cats, they’re eating the dogs, they’re eating the pets!”. He was called out on, and we saw and heard, him echo words of that German dictator from WWII, Mussolini and Stalin. We heard the promises to be a dictator on day one. His heavy lean towards authoritarianism. Him calling for the licenses of CNN, ABC, CBS, NBC, MSNBC, The Washington Post, The NY Times, pretty much everyone except OAN, Newsmax and Fox News. His calls for across the board tariffs were labeled as detrimental, and recession bound, by nearly every major economic think tank. He got DESTROYED during the debate. We saw hundreds of prominent Republican figures come out in opposition to Trump. Whole movements to ensure his defeat. Almost every single person in his previous administration say they wouldn’t support him, including, for good reasons, his own vice president.

The man’s an American traitor! We all saw the lead up to Jan 6th, then what occurred. I made it my life’s goal, as well as many others, on many platforms to remind everyone of it, and the fake electors scheme, and the theft and retention of classified documents, long after he knew he had last the election. The phone calls with Putin. The sending of vital pandemic relief supplies to Putin in the hype of the epidemic. All the f*ckin Russian ties. I know a lot of Americans ain’t that bright but. Really!? No one else put that together!?

Put on top of that his pressuring of Brad Raffensperger to “find 11,780 votes” and all the conspiring behind that. Not to mention the rape and definition charges. Not to mention his company being convicted of fraud. Not to mention HIM being convicted of fraud and a convicted felon because of it.

Add to that the strange bromance with Elon Musk the owner of Tesla. Trump HATES renewable anything!! He would go off about batteries and sharks habitually! Windmills!! Hates em! Talking all kinds of sh*t on electric cars, saying they would just run out of power, that there wasn’t any charging stations, then if there was you’d be there for hours, that the army wanted electric tanks, typical Trump fabrications. Just ALL the sudden him and the richest man in the world, who just happens to be in constant contact with Putin, who just happened to call for Ukraine to surrender, who just happened to buy a major social media platform, again or whatever. Musk who just happens to own Starlink, who just happens to offer free internet service in nearly every swing state.

On top of all that the numbers just don’t add up. You’re saying that 400,000 people, went in the voting booth, ONLY voted Trump and just walked out? Didn’t vote for the Republican senator, didn’t vote for the Republican representative, didn’t vote on any of the referendums or bills? Just “bullet” voted trump? Even dumbass Tommy Tuberville said in an interview, trying to accuse the left of fuckery, “It’s just weird how, the Democratic candidate, in a state Trump won, would be elected to congress”. Yea! Sure is “weird”, Tommy!

Then, the cocky statements from Trump and the right. I was watching this sh*t like, ‘these MFers are up to something’. Then, Him saying numerous times, he doesn’t need the votes. His “little secret” with Mike Johnson. The straight arrogance from Kevin Roberts, not only in publishing project 2025 but in his statements like, “there’s a second American revolution coming�� leading to “and it will be bloodless, if the left allows it to be”. Then, there’s Joe Rogan, who lets it slip on his pod that Elon had an app on his phone where he knew the election results 4 hours before anyone else. Then why did he tell Tucker Carlson he would end up in jail?

You’re telling me, that guy, running that “prestigious” a campaign, with all the shinanigans after and during his first administration, a felon, hated by his own party, that fuckin guy won all 7 swing states, which hasn’t been done by anyone in 40 fuckin years, that guy, who literally said at a town hall, “no more questions, who wants to hear anymore damn questions” then proceeded to sway on stage for 40 mins to tunes, that guy won the popular vote too!? The popular vote that a Republican has only one once since Reagan!? That fuckin guy won all 7 swing states and the popular!? I don’t know if I can buy that.

I guess what I’m getting at is, forensic audits and hand recounts in the swing states would put all that unease to rest. It should be done, and soon! Trump has cheated at everything he’s done in the past, why would that change now?

[ckmstudies]

July 16th:

Decided to take it easy today. I did two and a half hours reviewing my mistakes from the second simulated exam. I wrote down the multiple choice questions I missed and worked through what I got wrong on the task based simulations and now feel like I'm understanding my mistakes better. I'll review a bit more tomorrow and then take the final review simulated exam since the actual exam is this Wednesday.

Today's accounting topic: In a review engagement of a nonissuer, assessment of control risk is not required.

Other activity: I got tired of being sleepy today and decided to sleep until I wasn't tired anymore. I slept until I physically couldn't anymore and then went to studying. It was a lot easier to focus.

[shirozen]

Avoiding tough questions

[nando161mando]

The Pentagon has failed its 7th annual audit in a row.

[dailyenglishvoca]

Today's song is AUDIT by WeevilDoing featuring the Synthesizer V voicebank Tsurumaki Maki

Happy birthday Maki!

Content warning: flashing lights, depictions of blood/gore, alcoholism, and depression consistent with the web series The Walten Files, for which this is a fan song

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[mayapapaya33]

I guess we need to gear up to bully/cajole a pharmaceutical company into doing the right thing again soon! If only there were a large group of people somewhere on the internet who enjoyed seeing corporations be held accountable. Alas.

[jokingluna]

Today’s joke is from Alexa.

[les-belles-mecaniques]

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[buggboyy200]

So it's Fathers Day today, and I wanted to draw something for my dad.

My dad has a YouTube channel called NC Tyrant Hunter where he does audits and records the police and government officials in all types of settings.

Whether you like it or not is up to you, but it pays the bills and he enjoys doing it. So I decided to redraw his profile picture for Father's Day. I kind of wish I did something more original, but I'm proud of how this turned out!

Happy Father's Day!

[dudja]

Sweet Dee finally beat the system #itsalwayssunnyinphiladelphia #comedy #funny #memes #lol #sunny

[vedikaberiwal]

Why Internal Audits Are the Backbone of Effective Risk Management

In an era where organizations face increasing complexities and challenges, risk management is not just a business necessity — it’s a cornerstone of sustainability and success. Internal audits play a critical role in this landscape, acting as the backbone of effective risk management. They go beyond compliance, offering actionable insights that help organizations identify vulnerabilities, strengthen internal controls, and mitigate risks effectively.

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What is an Internal Audit?

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How Internal Audits Strengthen Risk Management

1. Identifying and Addressing Risks Proactively

Internal audits act as an organization’s radar, identifying potential risks before they escalate.

• Auditors evaluate critical areas, such as operations, IT systems, and compliance frameworks, to uncover vulnerabilities.

• For instance, an internal IT audit may identify weak cybersecurity measures that could lead to data breaches.

By addressing these risks proactively, organizations can prevent financial losses, reputational damage, and operational disruptions.

2. Evaluating the Effectiveness of Internal Controls

Strong internal controls are the foundation of risk mitigation, but their effectiveness often depends on regular evaluation.

• Internal audits assess whether controls are properly designed, implemented, and operating as intended.

• For example, an audit of financial reporting processes may reveal gaps in approval workflows that could lead to fraud or errors.

Regular evaluations help organizations ensure their controls remain aligned with their risk appetite and evolving business environment.

3. Ensuring Regulatory Compliance

Regulatory non-compliance is one of the biggest risks organizations face today. Fines, penalties, and reputational harm can result from inadequate adherence to laws like GST regulations or data privacy standards.

• Internal audits regularly review compliance processes to ensure they meet statutory requirements.

• For example, an internal audit might assess whether GST returns are filed accurately and on time.

By staying ahead of regulatory requirements, businesses can avoid costly penalties and maintain stakeholder confidence.

4. Enhancing Operational Efficiency

Internal audits are not just about identifying risks — they’re also about improving processes.

• Auditors provide recommendations that streamline operations, reduce redundancies, and optimize resource utilization.

• For instance, a supply chain audit may identify inefficiencies in procurement that increase costs.

This dual focus on risk mitigation and process improvement makes internal audits invaluable for achieving organizational efficiency.

5. Boosting Stakeholder Confidence

When stakeholders — be it management, investors, or employees — know that an organization’s risks are well-managed, their trust increases.

• Internal audits provide assurance that the organization’s governance and risk management frameworks are strong.

• For example, timely and transparent audit reports can reassure investors of a company’s financial health and operational integrity.

This trust translates into better business relationships and improved market reputation.

How to Excel in Internal Auditing?

Mastering internal audits requires a blend of theoretical knowledge and practical skills. Here’s how you can get started:

1. Understand Risk Management Frameworks: Familiarize yourself with globally accepted frameworks like COSO and ISO 31000.

2. Gain Hands-on Experience: Work on real-world audit assignments to develop a practical understanding of risk assessment and internal controls.

3. Stay Updated: The regulatory landscape evolves constantly. Keeping up with changes in tax laws, compliance standards, and industry best practices is crucial.

4. Invest in Professional Training: Enroll in courses like the Master Blaster of Internal Audit Course to gain practical insights and enhance your skills.

TIP:- To truly master internal auditing, you need more than just theoretical knowledge — you need practical expertise. The Master Blaster of Internal Audit Course is designed to help aspiring auditors and professionals excel in the field by covering:

• Comprehensive risk assessment frameworks.

• Real-world case studies and hands-on scenarios.

• Tools and techniques for internal controls evaluation.

• Strategies for effective communication of audit findings.

By enrolling in this course, you’ll gain the confidence and skills to handle internal audits with precision and become a trusted advisor in your organization.

Conclusion

Internal audits are the backbone of effective risk management, providing organizations with the insights they need to mitigate risks, enhance controls, and drive efficiency. For aspiring auditors and professionals looking to master this critical skill, investing in quality training is essential. Start your journey to becoming an expert in internal auditing today with the Master Blaster of Internal Audit Course. Gain the skills, knowledge, and confidence to navigate the complexities of risk management and make a meaningful impact in your career.