This paper aims to investigate the reporting of results from public procurement audits. This stage is essential as the publicity of auditors’ reports informs all stakeholders about the findings of the auditors from the National Audit Office of the Republic of Bulgaria. These reports determine whether public procurement spending complies with the requirements for eligibility and appropriateness. Where material errors and infringements have been identified, control  bodies shall modify their conclusion and take action to impose administrative and criminal liability on  the contracting authority. The results of the survey show that these reports focus mainly on negative findings and do not include information about good practices established by contracting authorities.