auditor
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4.8
- noun
- /ˈɔːdɪtər/
- Specialized
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auditor
- The auditor reviewed the company's financial statements to ensure everything was accurate.
- external auditors
- EDP auditors
- internal auditors
And they, they sent, you know, like auditors to our office.
- And they, they sent, you know, like auditors to our office.
- In March this year, Wirecard's auditor was unable to conclude the audit.
- After all, it is the banks who choose the auditor.
- Right now in the US, the AI, the AICPA is considering auditor rotation in a very serious way.
- So a firm that is in the polluting sector is required to hire an auditor.
- And the first three sets of accounts from this year have now been audited and placed on the auditors websites.
- Well, X Bang and Neo use PCAOB registered auditors, but they don't allow another auditor to come in to check on their auditor basically.
- I'd imagine that if we put in, you know, real auditors into the government, we'd see some pretty scathing reports about abuses of budgets.
- Then we're talking about the auditors here as well.
- You don't have to wait until some auditor comes in or some to, to value the property.
- But what if you go, wow, if I get through this, I get another check box from the success tax auditor.
- And the platform connects you with trusted experts to build your program, auditors to get you through audits quickly, and a marketplace for essentials like pen testing.
Examples
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Many accounting firms have changed the way their auditors evaluate internal control.
Academic text (1999) -
Because Ed had been an auditor, he was well-equipped to investigate the problem.
Fiction book (2000) -
You see, our auditor is not available anymore.
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This auditor is in for a big surprise.
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Art Logan, the auditor out at the power works.
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But there is always this tension where the auditor has an interest in keeping the relationship going.
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In March this year, Wirecard's auditor was unable to conclude the audit.
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As my accountant, tell me, should I be alarmed that the auditors are reviewing my books?
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Surrounded by federal marshals, auditors examined the monetary damage of the incident the next morning.
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According to the tax auditor's notes, John Knox holds two PhDs.
Synonyms
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A company employee who checks financial records and reports problems to managers
Compounds
- Specialized
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3.8
A company employee who checks financial records and reports problems to managers
How Reliable
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Morphology
Etymology
Auditor comes from the Latin audire 'to hear', the same root you find in audio and audible. Long ago people who 'heard' or checked accounts gave the name to this job, so today an auditor officially examines and verifies a company's financial records.