The phrase "auditors about" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be used in contexts where you are discussing topics or issues related to auditors, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "We need to have a discussion with the auditors about the recent financial discrepancies."
Alternatives: "auditors regarding" or "auditors concerning".
And it is now clear that he personally lobbied regulators and auditors about the strategy.
Bankers and regulators are haggling now with auditors about how to present their accounts.
Teaching new auditors about their financial systems every 10 years, it argued, would lead to increased costs and reduced flexibility.
"We were delighted to receive a favorable opinion" from auditors about the company's financial controls, he said.
The FSA's final notice shed light on information provided to the company and its brokers and auditors about the deals.
The investigations were prompted by a supplier, which complained to its auditors about being pressed into schemes by U.S. Foodservice.
In our approach, the static analysis queries the auditor about program properties, and uses abductive inference to minimize the number of queries needed.
The commission says Mr. Strauss, Mr. Hozie and Robert Bernstein, the former controller, misled American Home's auditor about the adequacy of its reserves against losses on mortgages.
In 27 years of representing taxpayers, Mr. Lally said, he had never been asked by an I.R.S. auditor about such issues as abusive leases.
Comroad duped its auditor about its revenues, but it could not conceal the fact that its cashflow was negative.The standard-settersA different sort of problem lies in the very nature of American accounting standards.
To achieve that, she has proposed spending more on contracting workers, investigators and auditors -- including about $60 million to hire about 600 more acquisition workers.
