Sentence examples for audit challenges from inspiring English sources

The audit challenges the story favored by creditors the world over: the debtor is to blame.

"To do that we look at where the money's going, how was it contracted, who benefited from the loan, and so on". The audit challenges the story favored by creditors the world over: the debtor is to blame.

Audits in 2004 and 2005 found that New York City schools had filed more than $1 billion in inappropriate claims; another recent audit challenged more than $100 million in claims filed by schools in Massachusetts.

Analysts said the audit foreshadowed challenges that would be faced by online retailers in general as narrow margins fail to compensate for marketing costs.

The corporate audit staff challenged the accounting in 2002, but was overruled by a "senior accountant," the S.E.C. said.

Under the old law, such returns could be audited and challenged years or decades later, typically when the donor had died and his estate tax return was filed.

KMPG said the FRC was conducting an investigation and said "we believe that we have provided robust audits which challenged the judgements and disclosures proposed by the bank's management".

Though it has sought to clarify its rules, the city has also struggled to stay a step ahead of candidates who avoid meaningful repayment by using surplus campaign funds to hire lawyers during the audits to challenge the city's calculation of what they owe, or by paying penalties with surplus funds they would otherwise owe the city.

Doing a lot of business in cash makes auditing a challenge.

Because of these layered safeguards, according to CMS, only 7% of RAC audits are challenged and overturned on appeal.

KPMG said as the Co-op Bank's former auditor it had provided "robust audits which challenged the judgements and disclosures proposed by the bank's management".