The phrase "audit assertion" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in the context of auditing, referring to the claims or statements made by management regarding the accuracy and completeness of financial statements.
Example: "The auditor evaluated the audit assertions made by the management to ensure compliance with accounting standards."
Alternatives: "audit claim" or "audit statement".
Specific to cloud computing, in addition to CTP and STAR (for self-assessment), CSA also launched the CloudAudit initiative, which provides a common interface and namespace for cloud providers to produce audit assertions, and allows cloud users to automate use of that data in their own audit processes.
Hunter's legal team is also contesting the audit's assertion that Hunter's contract is unenforceable.
Trump claims that he can't release his tax returns because they are under a routine audit ― an assertion that is false.
Tether claims to have one USD in reserve for every Tether in circulation, yet there has never been an authoritative audit that proves this assertion.
People who want to use Catena to audit all the public assertions of a given Web service still need to download information from every block of the blockchain.
"Intervention is seen not as a guarantee of a win, but it's a very good sign for the whistle-blower and [his or her] lawyers". Marlan Wilbanks, an Atlanta attorney who is one of several lawyers representing Berntsen, said the government's involvement could turn up additional evidence in the case disproving Prime's assertion that previous audits proved the company's billing practices are sound.
So do you tear Landesman apart because you don't believe his sources, or because you can't locate an audit trail to some of his assertions?
His reasons for doing so have been varied, including assertions that the taxes are under audit.
"I'm not here to point fingers at anybody". When asked whether he agreed with OCEA's assertion in a news release that the audit identified "hidden pots of money," Foti took issue with the word "hidden," but did say that the audit revealed money held in other funds.
In addition, the assurance services of professionally certified accountants include all of the following: financial, compliance, and assurance audits; less-formal review of financial information; attestation about the reliability of another party's written assertion; and other assurance services not strictly requiring formal audits (e.g., forward-looking information and quality assertions).
"Auditors are reminded," the board said, "that audit evidence consists of both information that supports and corroborates management's assertions and information that contradicts such assertions, including assertions regarding fair values, estimates and related disclosures".
