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ACCOUNTING

MANAGEMENT AUDIT AS A TOOL FOR ACHIEVING ORGANIZATION OBJECTIVES A CASE STUDY OF EMENITE LIMITED ENUGU

ABSTRACT

This research work highlights the authors effort in finding out the ways which management audit is used as a tool of achieving organizational objectives in our everyday organizations. The entire work is divided into five chapters, chapter one is an introductory analysis of the topic, then the background of the study, significance, scope and limitation, the purpose and hypothesis. The second chapter i.e. chapter two dealt with the Literature Review and Theoretical Consideration. Here related past works were reviews and the theoretical consideration on the present study was also brought into focus. As well as scope and nature of management audit and the result of auditing management. Then, chapter three contains an explanation of how and where the needed information for the study was obtained and how the sample size was determined and the limitations encountered in the course of conducting the research.  It also contains the method of investigation. Chapter four dealt with the presentation and analysis of data collected during the field survey, after which the postulated hypothesis were tested. Lastly, chapter five makes up the summary, conclusion and recommendations