The phrase "auditor firm" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a company or organization that provides auditing services, typically in the context of financial or compliance audits.
Example: "The auditor firm conducted a thorough review of the company's financial statements to ensure accuracy and compliance with regulations."
Alternatives: "audit firm" or "auditing company".
Enron's auditor firm, Arthur Andersen, was accused of applying reckless standards in its audits because of a conflict of interest over the significant consulting fees generated by Enron.
Financial Times questioned why the Japanese auditor firm signed off on the financial statements in the same year when other members of its global network apparently refused to give clean bills of financial heath to Olympus subsidiaries such as Gyrus in the UK, and elsewhere.
They should bar auditors from providing all non-audit services to audit clients and make auditor-firm rotation mandatory.
The finances of the library are reviewed annually by its highly respected auditors, the firm of Henry Graber, which finds its procedures and its records impeccable.
Mr. Suer, 69, also ordered the charity's auditors, the firm of Councilor, Buchanan & Mitchell, to withhold information about his misconduct from the board, a subsequent inquiry by the new board found.
If StBChange shows still a significant positive association with the change in effective tax rate residuals (∆ε Rate ), previous main results are not driven by few change observations between non-tax certified and tax certified auditors and audit firm changes.
American regulators must ensure that the foreign auditors of firms listed in America are doing their job properly.
If such systems provide incorrect information, critics say, the auditors whose firms designed the systems may be less vigilant in reviewing the reports.
Despite missing causal explorations, this study helps individual auditors, audit firms, and audit clients to understand another determinant of auditing for corporate tax reporting outcomes.
TAIPEI/SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 22 (Reuters) - Apple Inc and Foxconn have improved working conditions at Chinese factories that make most of the world's iPads and iPhones, according to auditors the firms enlisted to monitor the process, but tough tasks lie ahead.
India's national auditor claims the firm was one of many to benefit unduly from the allocation of coal mines.
