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audit

[aw-dit] / ˈɔ dɪt /




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They include lobbying reforms, following up on audit recommendations and overhauling the state’s digital infrastructure and its procurement process — services Mahan described as “clunky and cumbersome.”

From Los Angeles Times

He had previously resigned from the company in 2018, after an investigation by its audit committee led to a restatement of Super Micro’s financial results.

From The Wall Street Journal

That could mean a letter from the IRS requesting more information — or an audit of some kind.

From MarketWatch

Mike Kempe, chief information officer of audit and consulting firm Grant Thornton, said that business software like enterprise resource planning systems are equipped to handle the complexities that large companies deal with.

From The Wall Street Journal

It also has a no-log policy that has been verified through independent audits.

From Salon