Sentence examples for auditing offices from inspiring English sources

Large auditing offices can draw on expertise of their international network that will result in higher audit quality (Carson 2009; Francis and Wang 2008).

Yesterday, another senior government official, trade ministry auditing office chief Ali Moussa, was killed.

Two years ago, China doubled the budget of its national auditing office, which has become increasingly aggressive in scanning the books of government units and state companies.

Reports from the auditing office this year detailed illegal use of a staggering 160 billion renminbi -- about $20 billion -- belonging to state-run banks, insurance companies, health inspection stations and other organizations.

The news agency explains that the auditing office will now "enjoy more independent and authoritarian status".

The auditing office was earlier part of the People's Liberation Army's (PLA Logistics Departmentt.

Papers back the government's decision to bring the army's auditing office under the Central Military Commission (CMC) of China.

A recent report from the NIH Office of Management Assessment, the agency's internal auditing office, suggests that NICHD staff deliberately left out the "indirect," or overhead costs, of the study in their estimates, according to a source who has seen the report.

I also find significantly less chartered tax consultants in Big 4 firms and overall expert audit offices.

This suggests consistent with Goodwin and Wu (2014) that individuals are more important for audit outcomes than audit firms or local audit offices.

Becker et al. (1998) studied differences between firms being audited by the biggest audit offices and smaller audit offices in the context of EM, finding that smaller offices report discretionary accruals that as a percentage of total assets are on average 1.5 to 2.1% higher than the discretionary accruals reported by clients of large auditing firms.