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Per secretary of the Navy instruction, those we audit should not be able to control what we audit, the scope of our audits, our access to information, or the people we talk to during an audit.

Audit committees should conduct more intensive and extensive audits on the eve of insider sales of significant amounts of stock.

It applies to both performance and financial audits.

Issued in March 2006, the new standards are effective for audits of financial statements for periods beginning on or after Dec.

They need to explain why (the audits) have not taken place, and set up procedures for an audit to take place immediately.

New Edition--Government Auditing Standards and Circular--133 Audits (No.

Wilson contrasted the positive experience of the HP audit with the negative feedback received regarding MTC audits in general.

They have conducted lease audits nationally and recovered hundreds of millions of dollars on behalf of tenants, including Fortune 500 companies.

The enactment of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 (SOA) enabled the establishment of a public oversight board for (1) audits of public companies subject to securities law and (2) related matters to protect the interest of investors and the public in general.

The EU Commission points to the fact that "there are more than a million audits but only about 7,000 listed companies in EU member states.

The most obvious question from a 21st-century standpoint is where the underwriting audits were in all of this debacle.

Biannual corrugated engineering audits make this possible.

Privacy audits are one way to monitor and influence the level of privacy protection maintained by organizations, governments, or systems.

It provides a comprehensive view of auditing by examining empirical standards, procedures, and practices and evaluations of conducting and responding to such audits.

Environmentalists, regulators, and industry alike love the idea of audits.