"auditing documents" is a valid phrase that can be used in written English.
It refers to the act of examining and verifying the accuracy and completeness of documents. Example: The company's financial team spent the week auditing documents from the previous year to ensure compliance with government regulations.
The letter and the Pentagon auditing documents that back up its conclusions are likely to be a point of discussion in Washington on Monday, when the Wartime Contracting Commission, a bipartisan legislative commission, is scheduled to meet on the logistics program, according to its Web site.
This can be done by checking current and past projects, auditing documents.
US News and World Report last month obtained federal audit documents revealing that federal rules were not being followed in nearly 150 institutions.
The accounting firm, which was convicted in June on a criminal charge for shredding Enron audit documents, agreed to pay $110 million as part of a Sunbeam settlement last year.
SINGAPORE — Some major multinational companies are concerned that they could be drawn into a potential accounting crisis amid a continuing dispute between U.S. and Chinese financial regulators over access to corporate audit documents.
Prosecutors provided ample material proof of Mr Portillo's involvement in the transaction, including audit documents from the state comptroller, and called numerous witnesses who participated in the transfer.
"Who do you know who would hire someone who will bring with them trouble from the I.R.S.?" asked Harvey J. Shulman, the Washington lawyer for the National Association of Computer Consultant Businesses, who made the audit documents available.
A Democratic aide said, however, that drafts of the legislation indicated that Republicans planned to take out two crucial parts of the Senate proposal: provisions giving new protections to corporate whistle-blowers, and a requirement to retain important audit documents for five years.
Some attributes may be contained in audit documents; some others may be certified (or assessed, verified, and digitally signed) by a peer auditor.
Officials from Jiangqiao, a township outside Shanghai, diverted 2 billion yuan ($300 million) intended for devilment related to the new high-speed rail line to Beijing into real estate speculation, the newspaper said citing audit documents.
Even with the new cash, SEC officials say it has become difficult to attract accountants in a tight job market, despite the layoffs resulting from the demise of the big five firm (now big four) Arthur Andersen after its federal conviction for destroying Enron audit documents.
