09:21 Apr 13, 2001 |
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Audit Report Explanation: Probably the closest you can come to a "declaration of completed examination" by a Chartered Accountant. |
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statement or declaration of comprehensiveness or universality Explanation: you may be able to come up with just the right phrase from your experience in this field. Good luck, Saskia Oxford German/English/German, Oxford English, Random House Thesaurus |
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declaration of intregrity/integrity declaration Explanation: i'm not sure, if this fits the context. After some googleing I'm convinced that the integrity declaration should not be signed by the person who performed the audit, but by a second auditor who confirmes the integrity of the document. Reference: http://www.google.com |
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Declaration of completeness Explanation: The following citations seem relevant to the context that you provided: http://ww2.surreycc.gov.uk/education/edfin.nsf/ed177e5c66dff... “2.0 Completeness of Financial Records Section: S - End of Financial Year Procedures It is important that the expenditure and income recorded against your school for 2000/01 is complete and accurate.” http://www.usdoj.gov/oig/au9812/a9812.htm "This recommendation can be closed when BOP management communicates the results of their year-end assessment of the completeness and accuracy of accounts receivable." Fuad See citations above |
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completeness assertion / assertion of completeness Explanation: Completeness = An assertion pertaining to financial information that all transactions and accounts have been presented in the financial report. Assertions = Statements made by management in a financial report that pertain to economic actions and events You might want to visit this site with an auditing terms glossary: http://www.ican.org.np/public_html/auditing/glossary.htm Reference: http://www.ican.org.np/public_html/auditing/glossary.htm |
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