Government and Not for profit Accounting – Chapter 16 My Book Details are: To answer these...

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Government and Not for profit Accounting – Chapter 16
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1. Discuss the need for performance audits (page 718)
2. State the objectives of, and the manner of conducting, performance audits (pages 718 – 726)
3. Describe the approaches auditors take in performing single audits (pages 712 – 716)

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1. Discuss the need for performance audits.
Ans: The performance audit is needed for the following reasons:
· Performance audit actually assess if the government company or the nonprofit organization as the case may be is performing economically as well as performing with its full efficiency. 
· It also helps to compare the actual result with the expected result.
· An entity might have different kinds of projects with different objectives, targets and with different employees handling them, performance audit helps to evaluate each of those projects separately.
· Analysis of performance audit takes into account a wide variety of evidences and is not confined only to documental evidences and physical assets, which increases its efficiency and depict true image to the organization.
2. State the objectives and the manner of conducting, performance audits.
Ans: The objective of performance audit is to analyze the performance of individual projects as well as the organization as a whole.

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