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Yellow Book Standards

Yellow Book Standards refer to government auditing standards issued for public sector audits. These standards guide auditors in evaluating financial statements, internal controls, and compliance with laws and regulations. They emphasise independence, professional judgement, and evidence-based reporting. Compliance ensures transparency and accountability in government-funded entities and public institutions.

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