OPERATIONAL AUDIT
It is an objective, constructive, systematic and professional evaluation of the activities related to the management process of an organization. The purpose of this specialized area is to achieve a high degree of efficiency, efficacy, effectiveness, economy, fairness, excellence and appreciation within the company, also considering the new trends oriented towards environmentalism that are experienced today. The Operational Audit discovers the reality of the day to day, determining how the resources are used; as well as the adequacy and effectiveness of the information and control systems, so that it complies with the policies established to achieve the company objectives.
IMSS ELECTRONIC JUDGMENT SYSTEM
DDocument prepared by an Authorized Public Accountant that records the opinion on compliance with the employer's obligations before the Mexican Institute of Social Security. Audit obligations for the purposes of IMSS, SAR-INFONAVIT and local contributions have made companies put special attention to the payment of contributions and compliance with their obligations.
CONTROL AUDIT
Audit is an inspection, review and control activity that aims to monitor compliance with certain standards. The auditor must compare the tax returns and payments with the finances of the audited entity to determine if everything is in order.
INTERNAL AUDIT
The internal audit is an internal control system of the company and consists of the set of measures, policies and procedures established in an organization. Its main objective is to protect its assets, minimize risks, increase the efficiency of operational processes and optimize and ultimately make the business profitable.
INTERNAL CONTROL
It is the set of actions, activities, plans, policies, rules, records, procedures and methods, including and the environment that authorities and their personnel in charge develop, with the aim of preventing possible risks that affect an entity, its structure is defined as follows:
- Control environment
- Risks evaluation
- Management control activities
- Information and communication
- Supervision
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS AUDIT
Represents the examination of the Financial Statements of an entity, in order for the independent public accountant to issue a professional opinion as to whether said statements present the financial situation, the results of the operations, the variations in the stockholders' equity and the changes in the financial situation of the company in accordance with the Financial Reporting Standards applied on a consistent basis. The security of having verified financial statements is an additional advantage before the market and competitors.