joint audit

One joint audit inspection of each inspection program every contract year.

In this way, joint audit effectively becomes a guardian for audit quality.

Appendix D provides guidelines for conducting and reporting joint audit inspections.

Joint audit delivers increased reporting on audit time and rates applied across the group.

The joint audit committee has been established and has issued a declaration concerning the financial regulation.

A joint audit has a further benefit in that it can encourage more competitive between audit firms.

Joint audit increases time spent by the senior staff on the audit team, and the senior management of the group or organization.

The league's proposal Wednesday suggested a joint audit to calculate club revenue, with fines and other penalties against teams that did not disclose financial information.

Joint audit addresses two underlying principles of audit quality: auditors' competence and independence.

The degree of co-operation, and its effectiveness, is essentially down to the spirit in which the two audit firms approach the joint audit.

A typical joint audit has audit planning performed jointly and fieldwork allocated to the auditors.

Mazars is a keen advocate of a more open audit market and notably of joint audit.

Joint audit adds approximately 10% to audit time, mostly at the highest levels of the audit team (managers and partners).

Joint audit is far more profitable in this situation and should be encouraged by the Clinical Audit lead and manager.

Contract audits, joint audit inspections, and joint inspections should be used in place of independent audits.

Some critics believe that it is difficult for two firms, who outside of the joint audit are competitors, to easily co-operate with each other during the audit.

Joint audit inspection is an audit done by an FDA investigator accompanying a State inspector and observing his/her performance.

In December 2004, the ODJFS and the Ohio Auditor's Office launched a joint audit.

This FMD does not modify the procedures for conducting joint audit inspections and joint inspections for contract monitoring and enforcement purposes.

A joint audit inspection is used to assess the quality of contract inspections for tissue residue, medical device, and other industries that are not covered by an official audit course.

CSX, for example, has not undergone a joint audit by the group of Eastern states since 2000, in part because auditors said they did not expect to find significant problems.

A joint audit is an audit on a legal entity (the auditee) by two or more auditors to produce a single audit report, thereby sharing responsibility for the audit.

Despite the fact that two Big Four firms can still be used on a joint audit, there is an opportunity for companies to be more willing to engage other firms in the process.

The relationship with Ernst & Young began in the early 1980s with a joint venture relationship, which included the joint audit of the City of New York for many years.

In his second term, he is a member of the Legislative Joint Audit Committee, Insurance and Commerce Committee, and the House Revenue and Taxation Committee.