Free Excel template · IIA Global Internal Audit Standards (2024)

Global Internal Audit Standards Conformance Checklist

The Global Internal Audit Standards are organized in five domains: purpose of internal auditing, ethics and professionalism, governing the internal audit function, managing the internal audit function, and performing internal audit services. They include fifteen principles across the last four domains. This workbook turns that structure into a self-assessment.

Standard
IIA Global Internal Audit Standards (2024)
Format
Excel (.xlsx)
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What it is

The Global Internal Audit Standards are organized in five domains: purpose of internal auditing, ethics and professionalism, governing the internal audit function, managing the internal audit function, and performing internal audit services. They include fifteen principles across the last four domains. This workbook turns that structure into a self-assessment.

Each principle has plain-language prompts, written for this template and not taken from the standards, with columns for evidence, a rating, the gap, the action, owner and date. A summary shows conformance by domain. Add rows for the specific requirements you assess from the published standards.

When to use it

What’s inside

Standard cited

This template follows IIA Global Internal Audit Standards (2024). It is written in our own words, except for phrases the standard requires the document to contain, with [bracketed placeholders] for client details, amounts in USD and dates as MM/DD/YYYY. Check it against the current standard and your firm’s methodology before use.

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Questions

Does this list every standard?

No. It follows the domains and principles and gives assessment prompts of our own. It does not reproduce or number the individual standards. Use the published document for the full requirements and add rows for those you assess.

How often should the self-assessment be done?

At least annually as part of ongoing monitoring, with the results reported to the board. An external assessment is separate and is done by a qualified, independent assessor at the frequency the standards set.

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