The phrase "auditors board" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a group or committee responsible for overseeing the work of auditors or the auditing process.
Example: "The auditors board convened to review the findings of the recent financial audit."
Alternatives: "audit committee" or "auditing panel."
In its response to the auditors, the board agreed to stop paying such citations with school funds.
Their slide down the slippery slope often occurred without the company's auditors or board of directors even noticing it.
The outside auditors, the board members, the internal investigators, all refer to the so-called Ripp letter as a bombshell".
Herbalife's annual meeting is April 25, and it no doubt would like to have the new auditor on board by then.
We need to look at the entire system of gatekeepers -- auditors, corporate boards, analysts, ratings agencies, investment bankers, lawyers and accounting standard-setters -- who operate and regulate our financial markets.
The report said auditors, executives and board members who had not done more to question past dealings should step down.
"The fact that the company is now suing the auditors, when the board was completely involved in every one of the problematic transactions, is ludicrous," she said.
Some accountants privately speculate that some of the lapses found by oversight board auditors could have been influenced by the pressure not to make banks, already in trouble, look worse than was necessary.
It is also getting stricter about implementation, questioning 26% of requests for credits to be issued, and rejecting 2%, versus 9% and 1% previously.The whole process of designing a project, having it reviewed by both auditors and the board, and then repeating the procedure once the design has been implemented takes years, brokers say, and raises costs.
ADF looked at her shop, helped find auditors and a board and handed her an interest-free loan.
