AUDITING COMPLIANCE AND ITS ROLE IN COMBATING FINANCIAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE CORRUPTION: AN APPLIED STUDY AT THE MUSAYYIB TECHNICAL INSTITUTE
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This research sought to explain the role and importance of compliance auditing and its quality requirements in light of INTOSAI Standard 3000. It also explained the role of compliance auditing in combating financial and administrative corruption. The Al-Musayyib Technical Institute was chosen as a group for the study, and a random sample of 20 individuals was selected from individuals working in the Auditing Division and the Financial Division. The study concluded that compliance auditing has a role in combating financial and administrative corruption, and that the internal auditor reflects the civilized face of the administration by exercising its duties and achieving its goals on a mission. He completed his face. One of the most important recommendations presented by the research is to oblige all institutions to work on compliance auditing and to select competent, honest, and specialized employees to work in the audit divisions to ensure that the audit objectives are achieved.
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