Sentence examples for audit assurance from inspiring English sources

A document from an internal audit assurance (IAS) team from Communities and Local Government (CLG), published on the Cabinet Office website, has declared that the claim is "reasonable", and that it is content with the evidence base.

DELOITTE Deloitte is among the largest international professional services networks, offering audit, assurance, tax, consulting, advisory, actuarial, corporate finance, and legal services and is counted among the Big Four.

In view of the above, in order for local audits of field expenditure to support a decentralised accounting structure at a reasonable cost, I recommend that the periodicity of reporting be lengthened (one or two reports a year), the number of contracting auditors reduced and the auditors required to provide audit assurance that imprest reports convey a true and fair view of field transactions.

It means examining impacts on contingent liabilities, intangible assets, investor confidence, audit and assurance procedures and corporate governance.

The move comes after a review commissioned by accounting firm KPMG whose website reassures visitors that they have "deep expertise in audit and assurance, tax and advisory".

Sir Christopher Kelly, the chairman of the Committee for Standards in Public Life, had commended his "proposals for a more robust system of audit and assurance, based for the most part on claims backed by receipts and by the implied acceptance of complete transparency".

It is the largest professional services firm in the world, with focus on audit and assurance, tax and consulting services.

Patient reported outcome measures (PROMs) are used in clinical care (e.g. assessing the health status and needs of patients in a hospital at admission), audit (quality assurance of services) and research (e.g. studying the effectiveness of an intervention).

PROMs may improve the quality of interactions between health professionals and patients, assess levels of health and need, and provide evidence of outcomes of services, for the purposes of audit, quality assurance and comparative performance evaluation [ 78, 79].

They are aware that all their efforts in auditing, quality assurance and governance will have little effect if the manager is not well supported, confident and competent in their role.

Mrs Joyce Drummond-head, heauditudit and corporate assurance, national offender management service, Ministry of Justice.