Sentence examples for high audit from inspiring English sources
Steven B. Harris, a member of the oversight board, said the proposals might "improve communication of areas of high audit risk".
The report criticized other I.R.S. practices, including its failure to provide tax refunds to many people whose preparers initially stole their refunds, and its high audit rate for taxpayers who claim the adoption tax credit.
L. monocytogenes frequency was high, being related to industries that obtained high audit scores with a satisfactory level of GHMP implementation.
To our knowledge, this is the first study to identify differing behaviours and needs among prisoners with high AUDIT score ranges, through additional analysis of individual questions.
In addition, the proportion of those with high AUDIT scores (Zone IV) who reported alcohol to be a factor in the crime and who reported violent offences was significantly higher than those with Zone I-III scores.
We therefore recommend that individuals with high AUDIT or CES-D scores in this setting be offered treatment in accordance with the WHO Mental Health Gap Action Programme (mhGAP) [ 42].
"I set a clear direction for the organisation as a whole with a view to achieving the highest audit rating possible within a four-year period to 2010, otherwise known as the 4in4 campaign," he says.
Last year, for example, General Electric paid KPMG $23.9m for auditing its books and $79.7m for other services; General Motors paid Deloitte & Touche $17m for its audit, $79m for other things.Waste Management paid the highest audit fee ($48m) of any public company in America last year, to clean up the garbage from previous accounts.
Indeed, the company paid the highest audit fee in America last year ($48m), and Andersen picked up a further $31m from Waste Management that year in consultancy fees.About two-thirds of large quoted companies in America invite their shareholders to consider the appointment of their auditors each year.
One cost: higher audit fees.
Higher audit rates would also indirectly generate revenue by motivating taxpayers to be more honest.
