auditor

[ˈɔːdɪtər]

Definition:
1. A person who officially examines the business and financial records of a company.
2. A person who attends a college course, but without having to take exams and without receiving credit.

Use 'auditor' in a sentence:

1. Department of Personnel and Education auditor's liability to client.
2. Accounting Information Externality, Resource Control and Auditor Rotation Regulation.
3. The auditor asked systematic questions aimed at detecting sources of "spiritual distress."
4. A Study on the Building of Conceptual Framework for Auditor Independence.
5. Auditor Size, Auditing Quality and Information Transmission Efficiency.
6. Empirical Analysis about Risk Factors Effect on Auditor Report Behavior.
7. You can install auditor on to your hard disk using the auditor-hdinstall script.
8. A.Understand the knowledge, skills, and competencies that an internal auditor needs to possess.
9. Cash is the first section they let you work on as a new auditor.
10. Do you sort out the account problem with the auditor?
11. He was grateful, however, to have an auditor who was "really smart, sweet, thoughtful."
12. The Study on the Initiative Auditor Changes of Chinese Listed Companies.
13. Auditors provide an additional level of protection against inconsistency.
14. The auditor found that budgetary controls were functioning effectively to control sales expenses.
15. A nervous taxpayer was unhappily conversing with the IRS tax auditor who had come to review his records.
16. As part of the plan, Rino got new handlers in new York: a law firm, an investor relations firm, a new auditor.
17. Match Arrangement The Mechanism and Improvement of Auditors Employment Right Arrangement of Listed Companies.
18. Lastly, the system gives the customer a response after the auditor approves or rejects the request.
19. IT Auditors See Audit Development and the Approaching of Technology Audit Times.
20. Audit Quality of Big Four Auditors in China.
21. One of the main controls that your auditor will look for is separation of roles.
22. a meeting to discuss the annual accounts and the auditors' report thereon.
23. ApproveOrderRequest is a human task for the auditor to approve or reject the request.
24. The auditor rechecks the validity of data, making sure mistakes were not made.
25. Yesterday China-Biotics failed its cash confirmation test when auditor BDO resigned.
26. Consider a series of reports by the Massachusetts state auditor.
27. Certification of auditor of Environment Management System ( ISO14000).
28. Auditors are required to master information technology;
29. Auditor: (added in V7) Users with this role can configure the auditing system and nothing else.
30. Therefore, studying the behavior of auditor changes is of great practical significance.
31. The Study on Internal Auditors Developing Management Audit.
32. The accounts have to be audited by a firm of external auditors.
33. Audit Cost Analysis of the Auditor Alternation System.
34. Bell, the chief auditor, said.
35. He was then appointed chief auditor of the combined group in 2001.
36. During several years of gambling in that casino, Williams, a state auditor earning ＄35000 a year, lost approximately ＄175000.
37. The auditor approves or rejects the request.
38. Our ethical and education standards also support high-quality performance by auditors.
39. This method will result in performance issues if there are many to-do tasks for the auditor.
40. One auditor in the audit team is generally appointed as audit team leader.
41. Each stage requires a physical document or authoritative substitute that the manager can present to the auditor.
42. Each state has its own database to check if an auditor is licensed.
43. Auditors consider corporate governance especially important in the stage of client acceptance.
44. Article 49 Where an auditor abuses his functions and powers, engages in malpractices for selfish ends, or neglects his duties, if the case constitutes a crime, he shall be investigated for criminal responsibility;
45. Today there are 1000 standard cases of product that have been recorded by the auditor.
46. The findings of an external auditor hired by the firm were “stuffed in a closet and left unread and unopened”.
47. The auditor attributed the high number of payouts going to single individuals to professional cashers.
48. The discrepancy in the company accounts was too conspicuous that no auditor could have failed to notice.
49. The auditor has questioned the legality of the contracts.
50. An auditor vouches a sample of entries in the voucher register to the supporting documents.
51. Article 13 In handling audit matters, if auditors have an interest in the auditees or the audit items, they shall withdraw.
52. The auditor was required to produce his working papers.
53. Auditors said they had uncovered evidence of fraud.
54. The external auditors come in once a year.
55. An external auditor will verify the accounts.
56. The company has been in litigation with its previous auditors for a full year.