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audit

[aw-dit] / ˈɔ dɪt /




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Based in New York, she writes about auditing, pensions and corporate finance and governance.

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Kontigo’s main public cryptocurrency wallet, which the company lists on its website to allow anyone to “audit,” shows little to no activity in the past few days.

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The union recently produced audits going back to 2020, and the records show that its finances haven’t always received a clean slate by its official independent auditor.

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But an April 2025 audit report by Panama’s comptroller found irregularities—including alleged nonpayment of fees—that might have cost Panama hundreds of millions of dollars.

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It may find deductions or credits you overlooked, catch an error on your tax return or spot a red flag that could lead to an audit.

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