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The first thing I did was to think out some ideas for the task. The results include in this folio because it can help me to understand the articles and can help me to analysis the opinions before I written.

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My degree is International Accounting, and I think audit is an importance part  in the accounting daily activities. So I choose some articles about auditing for my writing tasks.

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I saw this article. I think it can help self to know the something about audit.
The part of the  highlight:
In the broadest sense audit can be defined as a review in order to investigate the compliance of a work with the general or special laws, the formal and conceptual guidelines.
The auditors have an opinion about the audited person / institution thanks to the audit evidence they obtained. There are various methods used for the collection of evidence. Evidence collection techniques, expressed as the methods to obtain evidence, can be used at every stage of the audit. The main evidence gathering techniques are briefly described below.

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I researched the auditing on the Google Scholar and Nelson. Then I choose the first article which introduces the evidence of auditing.

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It states auditing needs much evidence to support it, so how to gather  the evidence in an efficient way that is important.

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There are some grammar mistakes like, that can or can not, will be more convenient.
Unfinished sentence.

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I choose the second article from Google Scholar which introduces auditing is the most importance action for the modern corporations.

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With the rise of the corporations and financial markets also economic scandals appeared. Mostly in cases where control mechanisms, meant to reduce the problems arising from the separation of ownership and control, were not adequately implemented (or even not in place) and not effective.
Why is there a demand for auditing? The answer can be found within the scientific audit discipline in both the analytical theoretical and the empirical research stream.

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Summary:

Good summary - this flows together logically, and you have  used citations well.

Link to Task 1:

You linked these in the summary fairly effectively, well done.

Evaluation:

This is quite weak and short - it could be more developed; e.g. limitations, bias, context, etc.

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I should pay more attention on my evaluation about the articles. Thinking more about the bias and limitation.

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I choose the third article from  Google Scholar  which introduces the added value of auditing in Belgium that audit remains if no longer mandatory.

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In this study, we, therefore, tried to assess if companies in Belgium would still appoint an auditor if they would no longer be required to do so.
Our results (based upon an email questionnaire, n= 288) show that the majority (nearly 65 %) of companies in Belgium would still appoint an auditor if they would no longer be required to do so.

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The results of the email questionnaire show that 65% of the respondents would still have an audit if they were to become exempt, suggesting that a significant majority of the Belgian audit clients considers the audit to bring added value.

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https://search.proquest.com/docview/1806431208?pq-origsite=gscholar

https://pure.uva.nl/ws/files/1637282/145919_13.pdf

https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=2190396

Breesch, D., Hardies, K., and De Muylder, J. (2012). ‘The Added Value of Auditing in Belgium: Does Audit Remain If No Longer Mandatory?’.

ÇAVDAR, F. (2016) ‘Evidence gathering techniques used in accounting audit ’, IIB International refereed academic social sciences journal, pp. 27-41.

Duits, H. B. (2012). ‘The added value of auditing in a non-mandatory environment’ Amsterdam: Vossiuspers UvA - Amsterdam University Pres, pp.