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Internal Control Assessment
  • Guidebook and self-assessment checklists on internal control in general and over specific activities,
    such as IT, revenue, expenditures, and payroll
    Source:  State of Montana Department of Administration

    State of Montana Internal Controls Manuals–MOM 2-9900 (Montana Operations Manual)
  • Practices for and basic details of approaches to internal control self-assessment
    Source:  The Institute of Internal Auditors

    Control Self-Assessment: A Practical Guide
    Publication available for loan from MSU Internal Audit
  • Guidance on how smaller organizations might apply the COSO internal control framework,
    including establishing controls over financial activities and detailed tools to asses those controls
    Source:  COSO

    Internal Control over Financial Reporting – Guidance for Smaller Public Companies
    Publication available for loan from Internal Audit
  • Explanation of information technology controls and an overview of practices for assessing those controls
    Source:  The Institute of Internal Auditors

    Information Technology Controls
    Publication available for loan from Internal Audit
  • Example matrix of some categories of risks in various areas of higher education, such as financial, research,
    human resources, athletics, safety and risk, information technology, and academic affairs
    Source:  EthicsPoint

    Higher Education Risk Categories and Definitions
  • Standards auditors use to evaluate and communicate potential issues identified in internal control over financial activities
    Source:  American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) Statement on Auditing Standards (SAS)

    SAS 112: Communicating Internal Control Related Matters Identified in an Audit
    SAS 55: Consideration of Internal Control in a Financial Statement Audit
    (Scroll down to the above standards)
  • Standards auditors use to evaluate and communicate potential issues identified in internal control
    over compliance with laws, regulations, and other requirements
    Source:  AICPA

    AICPA Guidance on Evaluating Control Deficiencies in a Single Audit
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