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To whom should an internal auditor report directly to preserve independence?

AThe Audit Committee
BThe marketing head
CThe company's suppliers
DThe tax department
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. The Audit Committee
Reporting to the Audit Committee gives the internal auditor independence from management whose work is examined.
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