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They have to supply an estimate of how much they might owe if those strategies failed to withstand an audit.
In 2006, the I.R.S. began requiring companies to report any tax savings from an accounting strategy that had not been judged "more than likely" to withstand an audit.
He noted that different money managers used variations, some of which he said were less likely than others to withstand an audit.
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As this is public money it is necessary to act in accordance with procedures that can withstand a proper audit.
It is vital to a focus on funding concepts with potential long-term revenue models capable of creating sustainable value to customers and long term cash flows that can withstand a financial audit, provide a valuation based on valid fundamentals of finance and capable of becoming companies capable of initial public stock offerings.
I mean, try to withstand an argument like that!
Can your Moncler jacket withstand an actual avalanche?
If it can withstand these conditions, it can withstand an urban commute.
Make sure your fort can withstand an assault.
Mr. Cox, a 23-year veteran of audits for the Health and Human Services inspector general, said he involved government lawyers and providers at the outset of an audit and examined every audit himself to make sure its findings could withstand a court challenge.
Boeing could easily withstand a short strike.
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