n. an examination by a trained accountant of the financial record...

n. ~ An independent review and examination of records and activities to test for compliance with established policies or standards, often with recommendations for changes in controls or procedures. No [..]

An examination of a company's accounting records and books conducted by an outside professional in order to determine whether the company is maintaining records according to generally accepted ac [..]

The on-site verification activity, such as inspection or examination, of a process or quality system, to ensure compliance to requirements. An audit can apply to an entire organization or might be spe [..]

Formal inspection and verification to check whether a standard or set of guidelines is being followed, records are accurate, or efficiency and effectiveness targets are being met. Scope Notes: May be [..]

The process of applying more extensive methods of measurement to a subsample during the scheduled conduct of a survey in order to determine the effect of nonsampling errors.

An examination of records or accounts to check their accuracy. A post-treatment record review or clinical examination to verify information reported on claims.

An information system log that keeps a record of all user activity by user identification.

A financial review undertaken by an independent public accounting firm, the Inspector General's Office, the General Accounting Office (GAO) and/or Office of Management and Budget.

A survey of the financial records of a person or organization conducted annually (in most cases) to determine exposures, limits, premiums, etc.

mid-15c., from audit (n.). Related: Audited; auditing.

early 15c., from Latin auditus "a hearing," past participle of audire "hear" (see audience). Official examination of accounts, which originally was an oral procedure.

A thorough examination or evaluation.

In reference to freight bills, the term audit is used to determine the accuracy of freight bills.

 A survey or examination of the insured's books (payroll records) or other records to determine the premium due the carrier for coverage provided.

an examination of finances.

An audit is a professional, independent examination of a company's financial statements and accounting documents following generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP). An IRS audit, in contrast, is an examination of a taxpayer's return, usually to question the accuracy or acceptability of the information the return reports.

A formal inquiry into the progress, results, or some other aspect of a project or system. [D00110]

Audits are typically part of a control process to validate that key activities are being or have been undertaken and to identify weaknesses or opportunities for improvement.  “Tick and flick audits” w [..]

A systematic review of a practice, process or performance to establish how well it meets predetermined criteria. The procedure includes identifying problems, developing solutions, making changes to pr [..]

A systematic and independent examination of trial-related activities and documents to determine whether the evaluated trial-related activities were conducted, and the data were recorded, analyzed, and accurately reported according to the protocol, sponsor's standard operating procedures (SOPs), good clinical practice (GCP), and the applicable [..]

An examination of the financial records of a person, business, or organization, typically done to correct careless or improper bookkeeping or to verify that proper records are being kept. Businesses a [..]

In accounting, the formal examination of a company’s financial records by a qualified professional to determine the records’ accuracy, consistency, and conformity to legal standards and established accounting principles. In taxes, the formal examination of a tax return by the Internal Revenue Service or other authority to determine its accuracy. [..]

audited account: an inspection of the accounting procedures and records by a trained accountant or CPA examine carefully for accuracy with the intent of verification; "audit accounts and [..]

A personal or computerized review process that accounts for the adequacy, effectiveness, security and overall functionality of a data activity.

(1) (IEEE) An independent examination of a work product or set of work products to assess compliance with specifications, standards, contractual agreements, or other criteria. See: functional configur [..]

1. To conduct an independent review and examination of system records and activities in order to test the adequacy and effectiveness of data security and data integrity procedures, to ensure compliance with established policy and operational procedures, and to recommend any necessary changes. 2. Independent review and examination of records and act [..]

TCP IP port numbers 182/udp Unisys Audit SITP

See Institutional audit, Audit of collaborative provision​.​

Definitions (2) 1. An examination and verification of a company's financial and accounting records and supporting documents by a professional, such as a Certified Public Accountant.

n. in health administration, a formal evaluation or review of the health care services provided by an agency. See also medical audit- treatment audit.

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A systematic, independent review to verify conformance with prescribed standards of care using a well-defined review process to ensure consistency and to allow the auditor to reach defensible conclusi [..]

An inspection of a plant or process unit, drawings, procedures, emergency plans, and/or management systems, etc., usually by an independent, impartial team. (See "Safety Review" for contrast [..]

1 : a formal examination of an organization's or an individual's financial records often for the purpose of uncovering fraud or inaccurate tax returns ;also : the final report of such an exa [..]

An IRS review, or examination, of a tax return. Many audits are random, but returns may also be deliberately chosen for audit based on a number of red flags.

A professional examination of a company’s financial statement by a professional accountant or group to determine that the statement has been presented fairly and prepared using GENERALLY ACCEPTED ACCO [..]

An independent assessment of the validity of statistics used in adverts, newspapers etc.

An independent assessment of the accuracy of newspaper sales and circulation figures, especially so advertisers can decide where to place their business. See ABC above.

An audit is the process of reviewing and analyzing financial records from record labels and music publishers. Audits are undertaken on behalf of the contracted recording artist and/or composer. An audit clause is a term in an agreement or other legal document that authorizes one party to audit another.

Definition - A grade mode and course enrollment status that carries no course credit, does not designate subject competency, cannot be used to meet pre-or corequisite requirements and does not count f [..]

In reference to freight bills, the term audit is used to determine the accuracy of freight bills.

  Any activity that seeks to validate and verify as many aspects of the election cycle as possible without violating state privacy laws

An independent assessment of the validity of statistics used in adverts, newspapers etc.

A financial statement as of a certain date, usually covering a twelve-month period, prepared by a Certified Public Accountant (CPA), that includes an opinion letter, a statement of financial position (balance sheet), a statement of activities (income statement), a statement of cash flows, and notes. An auditor can have an unqualified opinion, stati [..]

An objective and systematic examination of activities that provides an independent assessment of the performance and management of those activities.

An independent examination of the financial statements, project studies, or projections.

An audit is the process of checking and examining of a company’s or individuals accounts, tax returns, declarations and statements by an external party such as an auditor or tax accountant.

A formal verification of the accuracy of accounting records and published accounts. An audit can be external or internal and is undertaken both to ensure the correctness of classifications and amounts and to discover fraud. The external auditor has a statutory responsibility to report on the truth and fairness of the accounts.

An audit is the unbiased examination, analysis, and evaluation of an organization's financial position, business activities and internal processes executed internally, by employees of the organiz [..]

A review carried out by Bibby Financial Services to ensure that the conditions of your agreement are being met.

A systematic collection of the sufficient, competent evidential matter needed to attest to the fairness of management’s assertions in the financial statements or to evaluate whether management has efficiently and effectively carried out its responsibilities.

a physical check performed by an auditor or tax official on a business’, trust or SMSF’s financial records to check that everything is accounted for correctly.

A systematic examination of resource utilization concluding in a written report. It is a test of management’s internal accounting controls.

The examination of documents, records, reports, systems of internal control, accounting and financial procedures, and other evidence for one or more of the following purposes: a. To ascertain whether the statements prepared from the accounts present fairly the financial position and the results of financial operations of the constituent funds and a [..]

Verification and review of the financial statements of an organisation, involving a detailed examination of the accounts and records and an analysis of financial and economic aspects, tax matters, relationships with third parties, guarantees, and consistency of the criteria applied. // Examination of a company’s accounts by independent experts. // [..]

Commonwealth entities and companies have periodic requirements for audits:

A formal verification of the accuracy of accounting records and published accounts.  An audit can be external or internal and is undertaken both to ensure the correctness of classifications and amounts and to discover fraud.  The external auditor has a statutory responsibility to report on the truth and fairness of the accounts.

A financial report that has been tested and verified for accuracy by a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) and prepared in accordance with Generally Accepted Accounting Principles. The most rigorous level of external financial statement preparation. An essential component of the audit is the Opinion Letter.   

refers to the review of a taxpayer's tax return for accuracy.   In the accounting world, an audit is the examination and verification of a company's financial statements and records, and in [..]

As most commonly used in legal settings, an audit is an examination of financial records and documents and other evidence by a trained accountant. Audits are conducted of records of a business or gove [..]

An audit is a manual or automated inventory of the software installed on the company’s computers, servers and other peripheral devices.

Systematic and functionally independent examination to determine whether activities and related results comply with planned objectives.

(n) an inspection of the accounting procedures and records by a trained accountant or CPA(n) a methodical examination or review of a condition or situation(v) examine carefully for accuracy with the i [..]

Taking a course for interest, and not for credit. Auditing students usually don't do assignments or exams, and don't get a grade.

a registration status for individuals who take a credit course for interest's sake. The degree of participation may be up to the instructor; audit students are not eligible to write the final exa [..]

A regular course registration (with regular tuition charges) with a formal understanding that the student attends classes, does not write exams, and does not receive credit or a grade for the course. The instructor will normally determine the expectations of the audit student.

an energy audit seeks energy inefficiencies and prescribes improvements.

The examination of the accounting and financial documents of a firm by an objective professional. The audit is done to determine the records' accuracy, consistency, and conformity to legal and ac [..]

Further information is available in the Fact sheet—ASQA audits.

A student may register in a course without intending to obtain credit. This course will appear on the student’s transcript but will not have a grade associated with it. Audit students are not allowed to write midterms or finals, and the student may or may not have assignments given. They receive the same tutor support as a credit course.

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To take a course without credit.

Taking a class to benefit from experience without receiving a grade or college credit. The cost of auditing a course is the same as that charged for enrolling for credit. Special registration procedur [..]

To attend a class but not receive a grade or credit. Not all courses can be audited. Instructor's written permission is needed.

To attend classes without receiving academic credit.

Computerized summary of progress toward completion of degree requirements to be used with academic advising and registration. Available from myUCF at https://my.ucf.edu. (See also "Degree Audit")

A type of registration in which students attend a class without receiving credit for the class. Audited classes do not count toward degree requirements.

As a verb, to attend (a course) without requesting or receiving academic credit. When used as a modifier in such phrases as audit entry and audit log, the term refers to the mechanism for recording in [..]

To attend a class without receiving credit for the class.

To take a course under an agreement which does not result in a final grade of A, B, C, etc. Generally involves regular attendance and participation, but limits graded activities, such as exams. Requires full payment of tuition.

An official inspection of your institution and its resources – in the case of a CLA Audit, to help assure CLA and its rightsholders that the Licence terms and conditions are understood and being correctly implemented.

To enroll and participate in an individual course without receiving academic credit. A popular option for lifelong learners who seek to indulge their love of learning.

Enrollment in a course as a non-credit seeking student, with no record on the transcript.

A method of taking a course in which a student receives no grade or credit. Sometimes referred to as Hearer. See Academic Policies: Auditing a Course(Hearer).

Taking a course for interest, and not for credit. Auditing students usually don’t do assignments or exams, and don’t get a grade. Full fees must be paid and college admission requirements and course prerequisites must be met.

A college credit course taken for informational instruction only. College credit is not earned and regular fees are assessed. Testing and course pre-and co-requisites apply.

   Enrollment in a class for information or personal enjoyment without the award of credit.  Regular attendance is expected and tuition rates are the same as for credit courses.

To audit means to attend a course without doing assignments, receiving credit or writing exams. A grade of AU will appear on your transcript. NOTE: This grade is not acceptable for transfer credit. For more information on auditing a course, refer to the Academic Calendar.

To attend a class for the purpose of reviewing the information. No grades or credits are given.

To take a class without receiving credit toward a degree.

The process of determining energy consumption, by various techniques, of a building or facility. Battery An energy storage device composed of one or more electrolyte cells.

An audit is an official inspection of an organisation, a system, a network or anything that is required to comply with standards, policies or controls. An audit will generally consist of a systematic review of the target against the controls and objectives with which it is required to comply.

The process of determining energy consumption, by various techniques, of a building or facility.

The provision of a separate means of verifying the correctness of financial records.  In IT systems this means a log of activities that have taken place, which may be used as a means of holding people [..]

In the context of security, a review of a system in order to validate the security of the system. Generally, this either refers to code auditing or reviewing audit logs.

An independent examination and verification of an agency’s systems and procedures, measured against predetermined standards.

In accounting, the formal examination of a company’s financial records by a qualified professional to determine the records’ accuracy, consistency, and conformity to legal standards and established ac [..]

The examination of the accounting and financial documents of a firm by an objective professional. The audit is done to determine the records’ accuracy, consistency, and conformity to legal and account [..]

An audit is the independent examination of, and expression of opinion on, financial statements of an entity.

a careful review of financial records to verify their accuracy.

The independent examination of financial statements of an organisation resulting in a expressed opinion or view of the statements.

The process of checking every entry in a set of books to make sure they agree with the original paperwork.

When an independent organisation take a close look at your finances and offers an opinion or judgement on them.

To enroll in a course without the intention of receiving academic credit.

 Third party validation of log activity and/or measurement process associated with Internet activity/advertising. Activity audits validate measurement counts. Process audits validate internal controls associated with measurement.  

a review of an organisation's operations in order to assess efficiency and effectiveness. Now used more generally of any similar evaluation at any level.

n. tomar un curso en calidad de oyente

A systematic, independent, and documented process for obtaining evidence to determine whether the activities and related outcomes of a training organisation comply with the Australian Quality Training Framework Standards for Registered Training Organisations.

When you audit a course, it means you are taking the course without credit and without a grade. You do not have to take the examinations. Any student may audit a course with permission of the instruct [..]

To take a class to gain knowledge about a subject, but without receiving credit toward a degree.[Back to Top]

To take a course without credit or grade. A course which has been audited may not be applied toward a degree or certificate.

Enrollment in a course for information only. Normal tuition is assessed, however, no credit is given.

Taking a class for no academic credit. Typically, the student can listen in lectures but not participate in labs, papers, projects, or tests.

Examination of a service provider’s data and processes to determine performance against criteria, specific procedures or standards. An audit may be undertaken by the service provider (self-assessment) [..]

A course may be taken for audit to gain foundational knowledge for another course.  Auditing a course requires regular attendance.  No credit is given towards the Linfield Curriculum, major or degree requirements.  (Tuition charges include audited courses.)

Formal examination and verification of financial accounts. It is also sometimes referred to as a "program examination" or "verification of results."

In accordance with the Financial Management Act 2006, the Department of Education (the Department) is required to establish and maintain systems that enable the Chief Executive Office to discharge the responsibility for the efficient and effective financial administration of operations under his or her control. Audit forms part of the process by wh [..]

At the university, “audit” means you attend the class, but do not receive a grade and are not expected to complete assignments. This is for personal interest. You must still pay all tuition and fees associated with the course.

attend a course without working for or expecting to receive formal credits, though formal registration and regular tuition fees apply.

A course taken where no credit is given.

A verification of the financial records, usually payroll or receipts, of an organization to determine exposures and premiums

The examination and verification of the sale of a product. A method for measuring sales in a store by counting beginning inventory, adding new shipments, and subtracting ending inventory. Also used to determine inventory lost to theft.

An investigation made in order to verify that all assets, liabilities, income and expenses are correctly stated.  

A detailed Review and evaluation of selected clinical records by qualified professional personnel to improve the quality of Patient Care and outcomes. The clinical audit was formally introduced in 199 [..]

A detailed Review and evaluation of selected clinical records by qualified professional personnel for evaluating quality of Dental Care.

An examination, Review and verification of all financial accounts.

A detailed Review and evaluation of selected clinical records by qualified professional personnel for evaluating quality of medical care.

A detailed Review and evaluation of selected clinical records by qualified professional personnel for evaluating quality of Nursing Care.

Management Review designed to evaluate Efficiency and to identify areas in need of management improvement within the institution in order to ensure effectiveness in meeting Organizational Goals.

A site visitor team’s examination and verification of the Inquiry Brief self-study/supporting evidence presented by the educator preparation provider (EPP) to make its case for accreditation.

An examination of the books and records of an organization.

In reference to freight bills, the term audit is used to determine the accuracy of freight bills.

Sometimes factors that enter into determining appropriate premiums for insurance coverage can't be known in advance; therefore, accurate premiums for the coverage provided can't be billed by [..]

In reference to freight bills, the term audit is used to determine the accuracy of freight bills.

A methodical examination and review of a situation or condition (as within a business enterprise) concluding with a detailed report of findings.

an examination of records or accounts to check their accuracy. A post-treatment record review or clinical examination to verify information reported on claims.

A verification of the financial records, usually payroll or receipts, of an organization to determine exposures and premiums

A verification of the financial records, usually payroll or receipts, of an organization to determine exposures and premiums

A survey of the policyholder's records to determine the actual exposures for which premium should be paid to the insurance company.

A survey of the policyholder's records to determine the actual exposures for which premium should be paid to the insurance company.

A survey of the policyholder's records to determine the actual exposures for which premium should be paid to the insurance company.

A survey of the policyholder's records to determine the actual exposures for which premium should be paid to the insurance company.

A survey of the policyholder's records to determine the actual exposures for which premium should be paid to the insurance company.

A survey of the policyholder's records to determine the actual exposures for which premium should be paid to the insurance company.

An examination of the books of accounts, vouchers or other records of a person, corporation, firm or other organization for the purposes of ascertaining the accuracy or inaccuracy of the record (in in [..]

A survey of the policyholder's records to determine the actual exposures for which premium should be paid to the insurance company.

A survey of the policyholder's records to determine the actual exposures for which premium should be paid to the insurance company.

A survey of the policyholder's records to determine the actual exposures for which premium should be paid to the insurance company.

A survey of the policyholder's records to determine the actual exposures for which premium should be paid to the insurance company.

A survey of the policyholder's records to determine the actual exposures for which premium should be paid to the insurance company.

A survey of the policyholder's records to determine the actual exposures for which premium should be paid to the insurance company.

A survey of the policyholder's records to determine the actual exposures for which premium should be paid to the insurance company.

A survey of the policyholder's records to determine the actual exposures for which premium should be paid to the insurance company.

A survey of the policyholder's records to determine the actual exposures for which premium should be paid to the insurance company.

A survey of the policyholder's records to determine the actual exposures for which premium should be paid to the insurance company.

A survey of the policyholder's records to determine the actual exposures for which premium should be paid to the insurance company.

A survey of the policyholder's records to determine the actual exposures for which premium should be paid to the insurance company.

A survey of the policyholder's records to determine the actual exposures for which premium should be paid to the insurance company.

A survey of the policyholder's records to determine the actual exposures for which premium should be paid to the insurance company.

A survey of the policyholder's records to determine the actual exposures for which premium should be paid to the insurance company.

A survey of the policyholder's records to determine the actual exposures for which premium should be paid to the insurance company.

A survey of the policyholder's records to determine the actual exposures for which premium should be paid to the insurance company.

A survey of the policyholder's records to determine the actual exposures for which premium should be paid to the insurance company.

A survey of the policyholder's records to determine the actual exposures for which premium should be paid to the insurance company.

A survey of the policyholder's records to determine the actual exposures for which premium should be paid to the insurance company.

A survey of the policyholder's records to determine the actual exposures for which premium should be paid to the insurance company.

A survey of the policyholder's records to determine the actual exposures for which premium should be paid to the insurance company.

A survey of the policyholder's records to determine the actual exposures for which premium should be paid to the insurance company.

A survey of the policyholder's records to determine the actual exposures for which premium should be paid to the insurance company.

A survey of the policyholder's records to determine the actual exposures for which premium should be paid to the insurance company.

A survey of the policyholder's records to determine the actual exposures for which premium should be paid to the insurance company.

A survey of the insured’s payroll records to determine the premium that should be paid for the coverage furnished. Used in workers’ compensation and general liability policies.

Sometimes factors that enter into determining appropriate premiums for insurance coverage can't be known in advance; therefore, accurate premiums for the coverage provided can't be billed by [..]

An examination of stocks, systems or processes such as inventory management, financial transactions, customer experiences etc. with a view to correct or improve.

In accounting, the formal examination of a company’s financial records by a qualified professional to determine the records’ accuracy, consistency, and conformity to legal standards and established ac [..]

A thorough examination of the accuracy of water agency records or accounts (volumes of water) and system control equipment. Water managers can use audits to determine their water distribution system e [..]

A documented inspection performed to verify, by examination and evaluation, the effectiveness of a system. In a food business, this may be an internal process conducted by the business itself or an ex [..]

Review of an organization's software license compliance, featuring examination, verification and correction processes that may be initiated and upheld by internal or external parties. Audits that [..]

An independent examination of an entity's financial statements.

A survey or examination of the insured’s books or other records to determine the premium due the carrier for protection furnished. Audits are most commonly made in connection with workers’ compensatio [..]

An audit of a short-term period of less than a full year, usually a month, quarter, or half year.

When records or accounts are looked at to check that they are right and complete.

An independent examination, and evaluation, of the financial statements of an individual or organization. 

A review carried out by to ensure that the conditions of the factoring agreement are being met.

The examination of the accounting and financial documents of a firm by an objective professional. The audit is done to determine the records' accuracy, consistency, and conformity to legal and ac [..]

In accounting, the formal examination of a company’s financial records by a qualified professional to determine the records’ accuracy, consistency, and conformity to legal standards and established accounting principles. In taxes, the formal examination of a tax return by the Internal Revenue Service or other authority to determine its accuracy. [..]

n. an examination by a trained accountant of the financial records of a business or governmental entity, including noting improper or careless practices, recommendations for improvements, and a balanc [..]

An audit (AU) is the marking used on a transcript to show that a credit course was taken on a not-for-credit basis.  A student may receive an instructor’s permission to register in a course on a not-for-credit basis.  It is expected that the student will attend classes regularly but will not normally be expected to participate in assignments or exa [..]

An audit refers to "examining and verifying a company's financial records". Audits are a recognized method of examining virtually all areas of a company in terms of costs, progress, efficiency and quality. It is frequently a matter of comparing the target and actual situation, in other words, looking for deviations from targe [..]

ServiceNow defines audit as follows:

The inspection of a business or other organization’s accounting records and procedures. Done by a trained accountant from within the organization (internal audit) or by an outsider (independent audit) [..]

It is verification of accounting data for detrmining the accu racy and reliability of accounting statement and reports.

A statutory assurance engagement in which the objective is to express an opinion on a set of financial statements as to whether they are prepared, in all material respects, in accordance with an applicable financial reporting framework and therefore whether they give a true and fair view and the financial performance and position of a business duri [..]

Enrollment in a course for no credit with the instructor's approval.

A systematic collection of the sufficient, competent evidential matter needed to attest to the fairness of management's assertions in the financial statements or to evaluate whether management ha [..]

A systematic, independent and documented process for objectively evaluating to what extent the management criteria of reference have been satisfied.

the process of systematically examining or reviewing something.

An independent review and examination of a system's records and activities to determine the adequacy of system controls, ensure compliance with established security policy and procedures, detect breaches in security services, and recommend any changes that are indicated for countermeasures.

Procedure to ensure that organisations joining the Kanta Services and data systems to be linked to it comply with the requirements set for data security.

To conduct the independent review and examination of system records and activities (USAID Automated Directives System - ADS - Chapter 545).

A management tool involving a systematic, documented, periodic and objective assessment of an organisation's performance, management system and processes designed to protect the environment in or [..]

An independent review of a company’s annual accounts, carried out by an accountant or auditor. The purpose is to ensure the financial statements are true and fair, prepared in accordance with the Comp [..]

See quality audit

To take a class without receiving a grade or credit toward a degree.

 A set of tests and procedures applied by an independent accounting firm to determine the accuracy of financial statement information.

A review of the accuracy and integrity of the institution's financial reports. Iowa Lakes' is audited annually by an external auditing organization. Grant programs are subject to this annual audit. A report of audits done of federal grants programs are forwarded to the U.S. Department of Education for review. Discrepancies may lead to an [..]

A systematic and independent examination of trial related activities and documents to determine whether the evaluated trial related activities were conducted, and the data were recorded, analyzed and [..]

Verifying the accuracy of accounting and financial records by a member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants. In some provinces Certified General Accountants and Certified Management Accountants m [..]

An examination of the books of accounts, vouchers or other records of a person, corporation, firm or other organization for the purposes of ascertaining the accuracy or inaccuracy of the record ( in i [..]

Documented review of procedures, records, personnel functions, equipment, materials, facilities, and/or vendors in order to evaluate adherence to written SOPs, standards, or government laws and regula [..]

An audit in which the participants are identified and then followed forward in time

An audience; a hearing. * Milton *: He appeals to a high audit. An examination in general. A judicial examination. An independent review and examination of records and activities to assess t [..]

a documented review of procedures, records, personnel functions, equipment, materials, facilities and/or vendors in order to evaluate adherence to written SOPs, standards or government laws and regulations (CoE Guide 2004).

Documented systematic evaluation to determine whether approved policies or procedures have been properly implemented and are being followed.

The examination of the accounting and financial documents of a firm by an objective professional. The audit is done to determine the records' accuracy, consistency, and conformity to legal and accounting principles.

The general definition of an audit is an evaluation of a person, organization, system, process, enterprise, project or product. Audits are performed to ascertain the validity and reliability of inform [..]

An examination of a company's accounting records and books conducted by an outside professional in order to determine whether the company is maintaining records according to generally accepted ac [..]

An audit is a systematic and independent examination of books, accounts, statutory records, documents and vouchers of an organization to ascertain how far the financial statements as well as non-finan [..]

In telecommunications, an audit is one of: The act of conducting a review, examination and reconciliation of Telecom, Wireless and Network customer service records, invoicing and contract agreements [..]

An audit is a systematic and independent examination of books, accounts, statutory records, documents and vouchers of an organization to ascertain how far the financial statements as well as non-finan [..]

Audit may refer to: Audit - an evaluation of an organization, system, process, project or product, in particular: Conformity assessment audit (ISO, HACCP, JCAHCO) Environmental audit Energy audit Ext [..]