Sentence examples for audit revenues from inspiring English sources

Some 10-20% of the Big Four's audit revenues are routinely funnelled into litigation costs (settlements, insurance and the like), which are then passed on to consumers.

In the United States, our merger will combine the two smallest firms, creating a firm with combined audit revenues only slightly greater than what Ernst & Young earns by itself.

Since 1993 tax revenues for the Big Five have grown at a 10% average clip, more than twice the rate of audit revenues.

However, only one prior study Gramling, (1999) has considered the role of the auditor's superiors, who may encourage subordinates to increase audit efficiency, particularly in cases where audit revenues have been reduced McNair, (1991).

Roger of Salisbury began to develop the royal exchequer after 1110, using it to collect and audit revenues from the King's sheriffs in the shires.

Consulting revenue soon surpassed audit revenue at the Big Five firms, leading them to regard auditing not as a function in its own right but as a marketing tool.

In America KPMG, the smallest of the Big Four, has eight times the total revenue of Grant Thornton, the biggest of the minor firms, ten times the audit revenue and five times the number of staff.

Worryingly, these have continued to grow about as fast as auditing revenue at all four firms.The problem is that the existing independence rules are half measures.

The FRC will "pay particular attention to the audit of revenue recognition and complex supplier arrangements" at food, drink and consumer goods manufacturers, as well as retailers.

While allowing new rights to audit film revenue and consult on marketing campaigns, the independent film alliance noted, the deal also bars any attempt by a Chinese partner to declare rejection by state censors a material breach of a distribution agreement.

Ms. Harris said the city's downtown redevelopment agency must do a detailed audit of arena revenue before it can calculate the amount owed.