This article investigated the impact of E-Audit on the performance of public organizations in Oman as well as the relationships between E-Audit and performance. This paper also looked at computer activities, e-audit, its advantages, related research, and how well it works to improve organizational performance. Additionally, this study used questionnaires and surveys to collect data before studying and analyzing the results. To explore the relationship between independent variables (E-Audit) and dependent factors (performance) in research that was planned and evaluated using software that was analyzed as part of a theoretical framework, structural modeling was used. To examine the suppositional correlations, these results were analyzed using several data paths using SPSS and the Smart-PLS technique. The results also showed a substantial and favorable relationship between E-Audit performance and that of Oman's public organizations.