Sentence examples for help auditors from inspiring English sources

"This guidance will help auditors more accurately price assets that are difficult to value under current market conditions".

The implications of the findings are highlighted, with suggestions on how language trainers can focus on particular sections of the audit report in order to help auditors write better.

"The Sarbanes proposal does not help auditors do a better job for investors; rather it punishes companies and auditors alike while making it more difficult to serve investors," the institute said in its message.

Civic leaders in Irvine have authorized the use of subpoenas to help auditors delve deeper into an investigation of the financial management of the Orange County Great Park.

The City Council is set to vote on a resolution Tuesday that would allow its attorneys to subpoena people and documents to help auditors continue their review — at a cost of $400,000, according to the Los Angeles Times.

Providing tax and other consulting services, it says, improves audits by helping auditors understand the intricacies of the companies they monitor.

We find that a framework based on the SEC's Advisory Committee on Improvements to Financial Reporting's (CIFiR's) recommendation that auditors critically evaluate the pros and cons of alternative accounting methods helps auditors constrain aggressive reporting under less precise standards.

LSA is used for helping auditors in the search of specific architectural topics (e.g., terms like architecture, scenario, performance, SOA, etc).

Whether the districts will need to hire extra help so auditors can gain full access to information may depend on current staffing levels.

But he added that "there is an affirmative obligation to help the auditors discover the facts" and that the training material should have said so.

Pamela Olson, the departing Treasury assistant secretary for tax policy, said the changes "will make differences between financial-accounting net income and taxable income more transparent," and help focus auditors on the most dubious transactions.