In a globalized economic context, the quality of internal auditing has become a cornerstone of corporate governance, helping organizations effectively manage risks, make informed decisions, and maintain regulatory compliance.However, within international structures, cross-cultural communication emerges as a significant factor that significantly influences this quality of internal auditing.This article presents a comprehensive literature review that explores the complex relationship between cross-cultural communication and internal auditing in an international context.By analyzing and summarizing previous research, this study aims to highlight the critical role of cross-cultural communication in enhancing the quality of internal auditing, while identifying the key mechanisms and factors at play.The article proposes a research model that will serve as a starting point for studies aiming to analyze the impact of cross-cultural communication on audit quality.
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