The phrase "auditor accounting" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the accounting practices or responsibilities associated with an auditor, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The auditor accounting practices must adhere to the latest regulations to ensure compliance."
Alternatives: "auditing practices" or "accounting for auditors".
Our results confirm that opting for one or two alternative formats is related to internationalization, influenced by several factors: size, international auditor, accounting standards, foreign listing and international sales.
In the 2014 accounting report, SoundCloud's auditor, accounting giant KMPG, highlighted three key areas of concern for the company: the successful negotiation of licensing agreements with music labels, the successful launch of a user subscription service, and securing additional funding.
In the 2014 accounting report, SoundCloud's auditor, accounting giant KPMG, highlighted three key areas of concern for the company: the successful negotiation of licensing agreements with music labels, the successful launch of a user subscription service, and securing additional funding.
It is important to note that as part of the data analysis process of determining discrepancies, it was assumed that the auditors' account was correct when a mismatch occurred during comparison with the original dataset.
The company's outside auditor, the accounting firm Ernst & Young, appears to be doing its best to help.
French securities regulators have seized documents showing that the former management of Vivendi Universal sought to press its French auditor into accounting for the sale of shares that Vivendi held in the British pay television service B Sky B in a way that would have inflated Vivendi's annual profit.
In the fraud case where Olson's firm represented Corinthian, the other party that whistleblowers were suing was Corinthian's auditor, giant accounting firm Ernst & Young.
She also brought criminal cases against corporate officers and outside auditors for accounting fraud, boiler room operators and insider trading rings, including the only prosecution of an investment bank chief executive.
Alternatively, the leader may ask function heads to rotate their roles to get a fresh perspective, as auditors at accounting firms, credit officers at banks, and board members serving on committees frequently do.
A18 WEEKEND E1-30; E31-44 ESCAPES F1-14 OBITUARIES C11 BUSINESS DAY C1-12 Webster Dismissed Auditors The accounting firm that has challenged William H. Webster's description of his role at a troubled company released documents that it said show that Mr. Webster dismissed the auditors after they warned him about financial problems.
These techniques, known as real earnings management (REM) strategies, present an interesting dilemma for investors, auditors, and accounting regulators, as they do not involve misstatement of accounting records, are hard to discern from valid operational decisions, and are not indicative of management bias.
