The phrase "auditing business" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to the examination and evaluation of financial records or processes within a business.
Example: "The auditing business has seen significant growth due to increased regulatory requirements."
Alternatives: "audit industry" or "financial auditing sector".
Samuel Wong is a youthful but experienced entrepreneur who has his own auditing business based in Hong Kong.
This was the final nail in the coffin of Andersen's domestic auditing business because a criminal conviction precludes it from auditing public companies.
Henna Riaz, IP lawyer and managing partner at royalty auditing business 360 Audit, explained why the Premier League is taking such measures.
IT COULD be seen as a cry for help: the world's biggest accounting firms on November 8th unveiled their vision for the auditing business of the future.
The structure of the auditing business appears problematic: Typically, major companies pay auditors to examine their books under the so-called "third-party" audit system.
CAMBRIDGE, MA — The structure of the auditing business appears problematic: Typically, major companies pay auditors to examine their books under the so-called "third-party" audit system.
One drastic possibility is that they will require the merging firms to separate their consulting and auditing businesses.
Mr. Kapnick left Arthur Andersen in 1979 because of his concerns over the potential conflicts of interest; he had even suggested separating the consulting and auditing businesses.
The Securities and Exchange Commission has asked accounting firms to come up with plans to eliminate potential conflicts of interest between their consulting and auditing businesses.
The assurance division, which includes EY's core audit business, grew by 8.5% to £550m.
What these figures don't show, unfortunately, is the amount they pay other accounting firms for non-audit business.
