The phrase "audit is over" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when referring to the completion of a financial or operational audit. For example: "The audit is over, and the results are far better than expected."
When that audit is over, he'll come up with an equally bogus excuse, or perhaps not bother coming up with one at all.
When the audit is over, if you disagree with the agent's contention, you can ratchet up the system and go through the IRS's appeals process.
And he's going -- Senator, he's going to release his tax returns when the audit is over….
The mean duration of these 41 positions at time of audit was over six months, (range 2 9 months) and well over half were in acute and metropolitan settings.
One problem identified in the latest audit is that over 40 years of plutonium production involving many different processes, little priority was given to keeping a detailed waste inventory.
The audit was turned over to the county attorney, Lorna Goodman, who said her staff would "aggressively pursue" any payments owed.
This week, Facebook said it would audit the firm to determine whether it had deleted the data (The audit is now being taken over by British authorities).
The inflation factor is generous and there is evidence that reporting into the audit is becoming timelier; over the period August 2009 to March 2011, the increase between the 2011 data set and the 2012 data set was 8.7% compared with 11.1% for the corresponding periods a year earlier.
A final report from the audit is due to be handed over on 6 March.
First, a period of time over which an audit is performed can be divided into a given number of disjoint and adjacent time units.
Audit is the boom business.
