The phrase "audit letter" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a formal communication typically sent by auditors to clients or stakeholders regarding the results of an audit.
Example: "The audit letter outlined the findings and recommendations from the recent financial review."
Alternatives: "audit report" or "audit communication".
The company went through two auditing firms that resigned, one of which quit after the company forged an audit letter so it could issue its annual report, according to the S.E.C.
Then I figured I would do a third cover-poem, which was my reading of the fearsome audit letter the IRS had sent me.
What do the map on your phone, your IRS audit letter, street repairs in your neighborhood, and your public benefits all have in common?
Many British corporations file financial reports to the Securities and Exchange Commission in the United States, and some directors of those companies say they are concerned that their shareholders might find their rights restricted by the language of the new audit letter.
Hey, even if you are diligent with your taxes, you may still get the dreaded audit letter from the IRS.
And upon receiving an audit letter, it's understandable that small businesses might respond by throwing open the doors and providing Oracle with access to everything.
Accounting firms in Britain, including PricewaterhouseCoopers and Ernst & Young, have begun adding disclaimers to their audit letters saying that no one but the shareholders of the audited company may hold the auditors responsible for the accuracy of the figures.
The case is being appealed, Mr. Wyman said, but in any case the new language in the audit letters was intended to clarify existing British law, not change it.
But they can make it more pleasant, despite the cat that ran away or the tax-audit letter that arrived.
The following were not eligible for inclusion: articles solely studying patients with a known cause for their constipation (e.g., neurogenic constipation, opioid-induced constipation, other organic cause); conference abstracts, audits, letters and commentaries; articles studying antegrade irrigation (Table 1).
When these go to audit, a letter could be sent to the address of the patient explaining how to use NHS emergency services appropriately.
