However, the validation and correctness of the internal control has remained an issue to management units and accountants since their key responsibilities revolve around fulfilling implementation and auditing of internal control. While many firms have resorted to computerization of their operations, auditing remains a manual task for some organizations. Similarly, firms that have adopted computer auditing techniques have not yet fully attained effectiveness and efficiency. As such, the need for a useful computer auditing system becomes critical because manual audits cannot immediately recognize significant discrepancies unlike in computers. It is in this light wherein a simple, continuous, timely, and analytical computer-support auditing system and the SOX compliance becomes necessary for auditing personnel (Goldsmith 1999, Information System Audit and Control Association (ISACA) 2003, Huang and Chuang 2005, Yen et al. 2006).