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The Intergovernmental Audit Forums (IAF) are comprised of the National Intergovernmental Audit Forum (NIAF) and 10 Regional Intergovernmental Audit Forums. The organization consists of audit executives from federal, state, and local governments and it exists to improve coordination, communication, and cooperation among members, private sector firms, and other accountability organizations ...
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National Intergovernmental Audit Forum - Intergovernmental Audit Forums
National Forum The National Intergovernmental Audit Forum (NIAF), created in 1973, is an association of audit executives from federal, state and local governments.
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Regional Forums - Intergovernmental Audit Forums
Regional Forums There are ten Regional Intergovernmental Audit Forums in the Audit Forum network. The regional forums constitute an association of audit executives from federal, state, and local governments whose primary purpose is improving communication, coordination, and cooperation in intergovernmental auditing.
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New England (NEIAF) - Intergovernmental Audit Forums
The New England Intergovernmental Audit Forum (NEIAF) serves Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont. The primary purpose of the Forum is to promote communication, coordination, and cooperation among the federal, state, and local audit agencies throughout our region to foster effectiveness and efficiency of governmental operations.
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2025 Regional Webinars - Intergovernmental Audit Forums
National Forum NIAF Executive Committee NIAF Charter National Intergovernmental Audit Forum NIAF Biennial Forums David M. Walker Excellence in Government Performance and Accountability Awards David M. Walker Excellence in Government Performance and Accountability Awards – Award Criteria
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Mountain and Plains (MPIAF) and Western (WIAF) Intergovernmental Audit ...
Mountain and Plains (MPIAF) and Western (WIAF) Intergovernmental Audit Forums’ Webinar Webinar Recording Webinar Agenda Speaker Biographies CPE Certificates (CPE Certificates are only provided to participants who registered for this event!) Please note that if you did not officially register for the event, you will not be receiving a CPE ...
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Western (WIAF) - Intergovernmental Audit Forums
The Western Intergovernmental Audit Forum (Forum or WIAF) is an association of regional principals from federal, state, and local government audit organizations.
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What Does Effective Audit Communication Look Like? Telling Our ...
9.09 Auditors may present audit reports using electronic media through which report users and the audit organization can retrieve them. The users’ needs will influence the form of the audit report. Different forms of audit reports include written reports, letters, briefing slides, or other presentation materials.
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Midwestern (MIAF) - Intergovernmental Audit Forums
The Midwestern Intergovernmental Audit Forum (MIAF) serves Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio, and Wisconsin. The MIAF meets annually in one of these six states on a flexible rotation plan. Meetings are generally hosted by a state audit organization or Federal Inspectors General. The main objective of these forum meetings is to exchange information and ideas about auditing and ...
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Effective Risk Assessment and Audit Planning
Perspective on Risk Whether through internal audit, or organizationally, certain aspects of risk management should be defined across the entity. These parameters will help enable consistent approaches to risk assessment for audit planning.