Published
2025-07-15
Section
Articles
How to Cite
Research on optimizing internal control over state asset disposal in government agencies and public institutions
Yang Chen
National Audit College, Nanjing Audit University
DOI: https://doi.org/10.59429/paat.v7i2.10285
Keywords: Administrative and public institution state-owned assets; State-owned assets of administrative and public institutions; Asset disposal; Internal control; Internal auditing
Abstract
The standardization involved in the disposal of state-owned assets of administrative institutions and public institutions and the efficiency during the disposal process are closely related to the effectiveness of public resource allocation, and to a certain extent, they also reflect the governance level of the government. At present, there are problems such as ambiguous systems and formalistic processes in the internal control of the disposal of state-owned assets in administrative institutions and public institutions. In response to these problems, this paper starts from internal auditing, a key handle of internal control, and considers from three perspectives: systems, processes, and technologies. Combined with the existing relevant laws and regulations on state-owned assets of administrative institutions and public institutions and the thoughts during the internship process, An operational path for optimizing internal control has been proposed. The research results of this paper will have certain reference significance both in theory and practice for improving the efficiency of state-owned asset disposal in administrative institutions and public institutions in our country
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