Sentence examples for auditors based on from inspiring English sources

Moreover, fee pressure may be perceived by auditors, based on previous experience, as an implicit suggestion to improve audit efficiency.

Who better to assess independence of the auditors based on the extent or type of services provided than the Board represented by its Audit Committee of independent directors?

Within a couple of months, Mr Pitt plans to publish proposals for a system for regulating auditors, based on a private-sector body "aggressively overseen" by the SEC.He also intends to force an agenda for greatly improving accounting standards on the Financial Accounting Standards Board FASBB).

"The Committee notes that commercial income was an area of focus for the external auditors based on their assessment of gross risks," the annual report says.

TAKE A C.P.A.: If you are audited, always have a certified public accountant, who has more knowledge and experience in this area and may even have a rapport with the auditor based on past experiences.

Trust placed in a cloud auditor is based on one or more of: (1) accreditation, which is further based on the trust placed on professional organizations making standards and audit/accreditation, – a part of societal trust; (2) policy compliance, which is audited by another trusted auditor; (3) attributes, certified by another trusted auditor.

The company also claimed that the auditors based their findings on a sample of documents and did not seek to extend the sample size.

The company said the restatement of revenue was required by its auditors based in large part on a staff accounting bulletin on revenue recognition issued in December by the Securities and Exchange Commission.

The suits were brought by Joel F. Arnold, a supervisory auditor who oversees a team of offshore auditors based in Oklahoma City, and Randall L. Little, a senior auditor on Mr. Arnold's team in Oklahoma City.

Finally, using a unique measure of auditor skepticism based on revealed behavior, we find that auditors were more skeptical if the controller displayed nonverbal cues associated with deception, than when these specific cues were not present or not observable (CMC).

Entrepreneur auditors were determined based on questionnaires and interviews.