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Alaulddin Abdul Wahab Hassoon Al Sabti
Purpose: The purpose of this study is to establish causal relationships between internal review quality, digital transformation, and the credibility of financial reports. Standardization, organizational reliance, independence, the advent of online transformation, and the function of internal auditing in risk assessment and the enhancement of financial reporting have all seen significant changes over time. Internal audit plays a critical role in ensuring the accuracy of a company's financial statements and performance reports. To boost the trustworthiness of financial accounts, it is crucial to invest in the research and development of more efficient techniques of internal auditing.
Theoretical framework: Virtual Transformation Improves Internal Audits and Financial Reporting Quality In order to ensure people's safety during the digital revolution, the study's authors recommended setting up new rules and regulations to regulate the practice of internal audit. To cut expenses, the publication suggested digitizing all corporate procedures. To thrive in today's highly technical environment, the auditing sector will need to implement novel strategic work techniques and organizational structures. Otherwise, they'll have a hard time justifying their expenditures.
Design, technique, and approach: Standardized surveys were used to acquire the primary data. There were 112 total questionnaires sent out, and only 79 were returned with the required information. Social science statistical package SPSS was used to evaluate the data and produce a 95% confidence interval for the estimation of digitalization's to the standard of quality of internal audits and financial-reporting.
Findings: The results appears that there is no statistically meaningful connection between How well internal audits are conducted and how quickly digital transformations are implemented.; no digital transformation mechanisms elevate the standard of accounting reports. The quality of internal audits and the quality of financial reports do not appear to have any statistically significant relationship in light of the digital shift.
Implication: This research might be a beneficial resource for anybody interested in the study of the rise of the digital age on the financial industry and the link between it and the internal review quality to enhance the company's internal auditing and reporting for better performance.
Originality/ Value: The originality/value of changes in the way risks are evaluated and reported, the sophistication of online transformation and its impact on internal auditing standards, and Subject areas that would benefit from empirical research include the history of online transformation generally, and the evolution of online transformation specifically. Keeping investors and other stakeholders updated on the company's financial health and performance metrics is impossible without regular internal audits. In order to improve the accuracy of financial reports, it is essential to conduct more thorough internal audits. Since much of the research on this topic has been done in other countries or regions, this one is woefully underexplored.
Purpose: The purpose of this study is to establish causal relationships between internal review quality, digital transformation, and the credibility of financial reports. Standardization, organizational reliance, independence, the advent of online transformation, and the function of internal auditing in risk assessment and the enhancement of financial reporting have all seen significant changes over time. Internal audit plays a critical role in ensuring the accuracy of a company's financial statements and performance reports. To boost the trustworthiness of financial accounts, it is crucial to invest in the research and development of more efficient techniques of internal auditing.
Theoretical framework: Virtual Transformation Improves Internal Audits and Financial Reporting Quality In order to ensure people's safety during the digital revolution, the study's authors recommended setting up new rules and regulations to regulate the practice of internal audit. To cut expenses, the publication suggested digitizing all corporate procedures. To thrive in today's highly technical environment, the auditing sector will need to implement novel strategic work techniques and organizational structures. Otherwise, they'll have a hard time justifying their expenditures.
Design, technique, and approach: Standardized surveys were used to acquire the primary data. There were 112 total questionnaires sent out, and only 79 were returned with the required information. Social science statistical package SPSS was used to evaluate the data and produce a 95% confidence interval for the estimation of digitalization's to the standard of quality of internal audits and financial-reporting.
Findings: The results appears that there is no statistically meaningful connection between How well internal audits are conducted and how quickly digital transformations are implemented.; no digital transformation mechanisms elevate the standard of accounting reports. The quality of internal audits and the quality of financial reports do not appear to have any statistically significant relationship in light of the digital shift.
Implication: This research might be a beneficial resource for anybody interested in the study of the rise of the digital age on the financial industry and the link between it and the internal review quality to enhance the company's internal auditing and reporting for better performance.
Originality/ Value: The originality/value of changes in the way risks are evaluated and reported, the sophistication of online transformation and its impact on internal auditing standards, and Subject areas that would benefit from empirical research include the history of online transformation generally, and the evolution of online transformation specifically. Keeping investors and other stakeholders updated on the company's financial health and performance metrics is impossible without regular internal audits. In order to improve the accuracy of financial reports, it is essential to conduct more thorough internal audits. Since much of the research on this topic has been done in other countries or regions, this one is woefully underexplored.
