
Internal Audit Report
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Audit committees need an independent view of whether controls work, and finance directors need findings they can act on. This template sets out the opinion, the scope, graded findings, management responses and an action plan with owners and dates, followed by a follow-up page on earlier findings. The structure ties each finding to its criteria, cause, effect and recommendation, so the same issue does not come back next year.
Every figure is sample data for Millrace Holdings, a fictional group, and the sections agree with one another: a high-rated gap appears in the opinion, the findings and the action plan. Replace the scope, the findings and the responses with your own testing, then apply your written rating criteria. Delete any section that does not match your audit, such as the payroll page where you have no payroll cycle in scope.
Click Make a copy in Google Docs, then confirm on the Google page. The copy is saved to your own Google Drive.
Enter the title block details, then write the rating criteria that apply to every finding.
Replace the sample findings with criteria, condition, cause, effect and recommendation from your own testing.
Record each management response with a named owner, a due date and the evidence required to close it.
Delete the guide page, then share the report with the committee or present it from Google Docs.
No. Millrace Holdings, its people, the findings, the figures and the audit opinion are fictional sample data. Replace them with your own testing results before you circulate the report.
Use a written scale with clear criteria for high, medium and low, and apply it the same way to every finding. Ratings without criteria lead to inconsistent results and arguments at committee.
Yes. Charity trustees can use the same structure alongside the independent examiner's statement, with income and reserves reported on the revenue and controls pages.

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