1. Compliance with legal or regulatory requirements: Enterprises may need to conduct annual audits to comply with relevant laws and regulations and avoid potential risks and fines.
2. The management believes that there are risks or doubts: through the professional analysis and suggestions of external auditors, their concerns can be eliminated to some extent.
3. Improve transparency and trust: Many large listed companies will conduct internal audits regularly to improve the quality of information disclosure and the public's trust in the company and its management.
4. Provide reference information for investors: The audit results can provide investors with a way to understand the real financial situation of the company and serve as the basis for investment decisions.