“…The objective of this auditing is to evaluate if the accounting and internal control system, settled by the administration, it is being implemented correctly or if it requires improvement (Oliveira, & Diniz, 2001). The external audit, also known as independent audit, is the specialty that organizations contract audit firms to analyze their financial statements, in other words, the auditor does not have an employment bond with the audited company, but independence, in order to deliver an opinion pertaining to the financial demonstrations examined, regarding the adaptation of the Accounting Principles (Camargo, Camargo, Dutra, & Alberton, 2013). This audit development requires a good planning, evaluation of the internal control related to the accounting part, asset's accounts, liabilities, receipts, and expenses analytical review, among others, and observation of the applicable legislation (Castro, Vasconcelos, & Dantas, 2017), in other words, lacks technical knowledge and professional training.…”