"auditing sector" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the area of business or industry that involves auditing or the professional staff that performs auditing. For example: "He had an extensive background in the auditing sector, so it was a natural fit for him to take the role of auditor for the company."
Adds Jan Hammer, partner at Index Ventures: "Fully automating data collection and reconciliation has been described as 'the holy grail' of accounting, because it will transform the financial advisory, accounting and auditing sectors.
While in the private sector auditing languishes under the clouds created by Andersen and Enron, a great boom is occurring in public audit.
In addition to monitoring fees, the authority has been responsible since its creation for educational standards in the private sector, auditing schools and assessing student performance and curriculums.
Hearst UK's All About Soap, the smallest title in the sector audited by ABC, reported a print sales fall of 12.2% to 55,787.
Billingham, a lawyer with more than two decades' experience of auditing the performance of public sector bodies, approached this inspection in a somewhat unorthodox way, she explains as we sit at her kitchen table on a "working from home" day.
Components could include model requirements for public and private sector policies on disclosure, auditing, procurement, drug supply, and payments to healthcare professionals.
works as a physiotherapist with the private sector providers audited in the study (albeit not providing PFMT), which may have promoted referrals independently of the presented data.
He is a Chartered Accountant that has an extensive background in accountancy/audit totaling 9 years experience in the field i.e. 3 years auditing at PricewaterhouseCoopers, 3 years experience accounting from Population Services International, Zambia and 3 years auditing in the public sector at National Pension Scheme Authority.
But the National Audit Office, which audits public-sector accounts, concluded that the BBC "breached its own already generous policies on severance payments" and blamed weak governance arrangements.As the BBC is financed by a compulsory levy on all television-owning households, politicians and viewers have been angered by the misspent money.
