As a revenue officer, Orellana would be involved in collecting back taxes, not in audits.
Real-World Complaints Hyundai's misrepresentations were uncovered by the EPA back in 2012 in audits commissioned after consumer complaints by owners of Hyundai and Kia cars when their real-world miles per gallon were significantly less than advertised on those government-certified stickers in the showroom.
In the report, the safety board urged the Transportation Department to go back and audit many of the pipeline agency's safety and enforcement policies.
In 2013, RBS paid Deloitte £30 million in auditing fees.
"An Execution to Please the Troika," read one in the center-left newspaper Eleftherotypia, a reference to the trio of creditors — the International Monetary Fund, the European Commission and the European Central Bank — whose representatives are back in Athens this week to audit Greece's progress in sticking to conditions attached to the country's multibillion-euro bailout.
Back in 2004, the Internal Revenue Service audited 1.9 of every 1,000 tax returns, down from 5.1 in 1996.
"Some proposals now pending in Congress would, in effect, roll back the clear exclusion of monetary policy from auditing".
They both promised to come back in five years to be audited on their delivery of these promises.
Yet long-form business journalism remains an endangered species, and little appears to have changed since Dean Starkman wrote of its decline at Columbia Journalism Review's The Audit back in January.
I wrote in our first social audit back in 2003 how we carried a leader column in the Guardian calling for all companies to have an immediate smoking ban in the workplace when we continued to allow staff to light up in our own offices.
The firm fired David Duncan David Duncan, the partner who led the Enron audit, back in January, but later testimony revealed that Duncan repeatedly consulted with the firm's lawyers and his superiors while the shredding continued.
