Auditing in Government

Auditing in government refers to the systematic examination of government operations, finances, and compliance with laws and regulations. The aim is to ensure transparency, accountability, and proper use of taxpayer money. Auditors assess whether funds are used effectively and efficiently, identify risks of fraud or mismanagement, and recommend improvements. This process helps build public trust and ensures that government agencies serve the public interest by making informed decisions based on accurate financial reporting and operational practices.