Internal auditors are often called as both a policeman and a business partner. An internal auditor is
called as a business partner during his/her dealing with client management, and a policeman because of his/her
acts an independent reviewer of management of an organization. Internal auditor as a business partner expected
to provide expertise to assist an organization to meet its goals; and as a policeman, internal auditor is looking for
weakness and flaws in the internal control system. The empirical portion of this study will provide evidence
whether compliance with the internal auditing practices and standards will lead the organization towards its
effective internal control system to achieve organization goal or not. Review and evaluation of an internal
control system and the quality of performance carries to assigned responsibilities are the basic activities of
internal audit. The purpose of the appraisal of the adequacy of the internal auditing is to find out whether the
recognized system provides reasonable assurance that the organization’s objectives and goals will be met
efficiently and reasonably. An ample control is considered to be present if the internal control planned and
organized by the administrative management in a manner, which provides reasonable assurance that the
organization’s goals and objectives will be achieved efficiently and reasonably.