alleryStart learning →Internal auditors differ from external auditors because they are what?
AAppointed by shareholders
BHired by the tax office
CEmployed by the audited body
DElected by the public
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Employed by the audited body
Internal auditors are employees of the organisation they audit, unlike independent external auditors.
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