"audit company" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to a company that specializes in conducting audits or financial reviews for other businesses or organizations. Example: "The audit company was hired to review the financial records of the company and identify any potential discrepancies."
The state has brought in an outside audit company, the Bonadio Group, which specializes in executive compensation.
This "religious supply chain" of intelligence was quick, robust and came at no cost, while the soft drinks company needed to hire a costly social audit company to visit their suppliers and investigate the situation.
Marinela Mostic, director of Croatian real estate with the international audit company KPMG's Zagreb office, said there were still a few places in central Dubrovnik that had been well maintained and can command prices as high as 8,000 to 10,000 euros a square meter.
Another audit company, London-based Sedex Information ExcreatedLtd., has created a platform that allows suppliers to share their audits and performance ratings with other buyers, serving as a kind of Yelp for suppliers, with the audits as Yelp-like reviews.
8) Has the Operator been audited for operational procedures, aircraft maintenance, and pilot training by an independent audit company?
Increasing the length of a home energy audit company, on the other hand, saw its conversion rate increase by more than 60percentt.
Even after the sale of the consulting businesses, accounting firms will still do more than audit companies, accountants say.
While the settlement will not prevent Andersen from continuing to audit companies, it is the second embarrassment within weeks.
A common way for the government to root out illegal labor is to audit companies' I-9 records.
The Sarbanes-Oxley Act requires those inspections for accounting firms that audit companies whose securities trade in the United States, but China has refused to allow inspections.
It is unclear that a bigger crop of smaller firms would audit companies' books any better.Mergers among second-tier firms would take time.
