Sentence examples for credit audit from inspiring English sources

His father, who retired as a vice president in the credit audit division of Chase Manhattan Bank in New York, founded Gallery 14, which specializes in photography, in Hopewell, N.J.

"Every company has a specific way they would approach a credit audit, but the great thing that communities do is make it easier to find the right answer," noted Candito.

His father retired from the London office of Bankers Trust, where he was the managing director for credit audits for Europe, the Middle East and Africa.

The I.R.S. says that the tax-credit audits are simple and not time-consuming because the tax returns are much less complicated than those from wealthier taxpayers.

Among taxpayers who did not apply for that credit, the audit rate last year was just one in 370.

"What will happen is the I.R.S. will go to that tax preparer and say give us every one of your returns where you took a child care credit and audit them, too".

The suspicious spending was flagged in April 2012 during a routine credit card audit by the Office of Legislative Audits, said Eric Solomon, spokesman for the Department of Juvenile Services.

The most recent I.R.S. databook shows that 300,000 people who claimed the credit were audited in 2002, or about one in every 64.

(In fact, 68 percent of the nearly 100,000 returns on which taxpayers claimed the adoption credit were audited by mail, according to a report by the Government Accountability Office, which reviewed the I.R.S.'s strategy to ensure taxpayers were rightfully claiming the credit).

The European Union's eight-year-old carbon trading market has been tarnished by fake credits and audits that failed to meet minimum standards.

In England, the REC control body (originally the Central office for RECs, and later the NRES) controlled local RECs, appointing, crediting and auditing them.