"budget audit" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the process of examining and evaluating an organization's financial records and expenditures to ensure they are in line with the designated budget. Example: The company's financial department conducted a thorough budget audit to identify areas of overspending and potential cost-cutting measures.
§ 96.33 Budget, audit, insurance, and risk assessment requirements.
To ensure that they are not seen to be unproductive or over budget, audit staff avoid awkward looking items and often pretend to have checked items that have not even been examined.
L.A. approved a tough water conservation ordinance in April, a residential water budget, audit and enforcement program, and a four-tiered rate structure that rewards residents who conserve water while penalizing water hogs as much as is allowed under Proposition 218 constraints. .
He said he would quickly move to call a special session of the Legislature and have the state budget audited.
Typical job duties are related to accounting, budgeting, auditing, grants management or financial management.
The state audit, which will not cost the county any money, is to focus on the medical center's financial records from 2001 to 2003 and include its budgets, audited statements, reserve funds and records of expenditures by past senior management.
The IRS, whose budget to audit and investigate wrongdoing has been slashed to a fraction of its size a decade ago, may not have the resources or will to pursue the NRA.
It must seek the commission's approval for all its big decisions including its budget, the auditing standards it promulgates, and any disciplinary sanctions it wants to impose on errant audit firms.
Congress has cut the budget for auditing tax returns.
Who is responsible for budgeting an audit, REALM or the institution undertaking the research project?
But Judge Orlando rejected Mr. Misci's argument that the city had caught up on budget and auditing procedures.
