The phrase "auditor reporting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to financial audits, compliance, or any situation where an auditor is providing a report on their findings.
Example: "The auditor reporting process is crucial for ensuring transparency and accountability in financial statements."
Alternatives: "audit reporting" or "auditor's report".
At a recent discussion of new auditor reporting rules, Lew Ferguson, a member of the P.C.A.O.B., noted that, on balance, the Rolls-Royce report was positive, and he suggested that auditors might heap praise on clients as a way to compete for new ones.
These streams include work on determinants of audit litigation, audit fees, auditor reporting in financially distressed firms, audit quality and auditor switches.
After considerable discussion with registrants, investors, and audit firms, the PCAOB responded in December 2015 by enacting Rule 3211, Auditor Reporting of Certain Audit Participants.
China's state auditor reported last week that local governments had accumulated 10.7 trillion renminbi of debt, about half of it amassed during a stimulus spending binge as Beijing sought to cushion the blow of the global recession.
Niger's state auditor reported that "at least 64 billion CFA francs [USD$128-million] were stolen from Niger's state coffers under the government of former president Mamadou Tandja".
A federal auditor reported last week that HAMP makes some borrowers worse off, and in some cases actually causes the foreclosures it's supposed to prevent.
While he was at Magnolia, Accord secured a $700,000 contract for work with the charter, the state auditor reported in 2015. .
Last August, the auditor reported minimal controls over Leeson's operation and "a significant general risk" that Leeson could override the few that existed.
Last week a federal auditor reported that some HAMP applicants "end up unnecessarily depleting their dwindling savings in an ultimately futile effort to obtain the sustainable relief promised by the program guidelines".
While there are many stakeholders, auditors, reporting requirements and accreditation organizations, there are no organizations or individuals who are tasked to disrupt the status quo to create positive change.
Moreover, there has been no independent auditors report since September 2012".
