IMPACT OF INTERNAL AUDIT ON SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS IN CHINA

Abstract

The study's purpose is to determine the impact of internal auditing on sustainable development goals (SDGs). SDGs are used to indicate the ethical ramifications of such acts, which may influence the company's stakeholders and the planet. When it comes to a company's current and future development, sustainable business practices include more than just financial, ecological, and social barriers. The result implies that internal auditing is positively corrected to affect the firm's long-term value and performance. This is because of the profession's increased autonomy within the business and its more impartiality in providing assurance services for the firm's internal processes. In today's business world, it's not enough for a corporation to make a profit; its reputation in the eyes of the public is just as important as its bank balance. The results of this study shed light on the Government, policymakers and practitioners of adopting internal audits in improving SDGs practices to shape public and economic interests.