third-party site traffic auditing that provides a complete summary of a Web site's activity.
Authorization role that enables specified users to generate reports through the Tivoli Privacy Manager console. An auditor can be someone outside the customer's organization, such as a third-party privacy policy auditor.
The accountant or accounting firm that performs an audit and provides an auditor's report. External auditors are usually certified accountants or chartered accountants appointed to perform an independent audit on a company. External auditors must have no connection with, own no shares in and have no executive involvement with the company, and are involved in preparing the statutory report and accounts on an annual basis by visiting the company. Internal auditors are appropriately trained employees of a company and perform a range of functions, not all accounting-specific and cannot audit a company's annual accounts.
Means a public accountant or a Federal, State or local government audit organization, which meets the general standards specified in generally accepted government auditing standards (GAGAS). (In this context, the term “auditor†does not include internal auditors of non-profit organizations.)
a qualified accountant who inspects the accounting records and practices of a business or other organization
a company or individual whose services are used by a company to examine the financial statements and contribute an opinion on the financial productivity of the company
an in dividual who conducts an exam ination and verification of a company's f in ancial and account in g records and support ing documents
a person, who assists to the accountant to examine the complicated questions of tax legislation, to find and point out the possible faults in calculation and offer the ways of their correction
a person who makes an independent report to a company's members as to whether its financial statements have been properly prepared under the appropriate accounting rules
a person who makes an independent report to a limited liability partnership's members as to whether its annual accounts have been properly prepared in accordance with the Act
a qualified accountant appointed by a company to report on its accounts
A person who checks and examines accounts.
A reputable independent accountant that audits and provides an adequate endorsement of the correctness of a firm's financial statements.
A certified accountant who examines a company's books according to a set of legal or accounting procedures and issues a report.
Person employed to verify, independently, the quality and integrity of the work that has been undertaken within a particular area, with reference to accepted procedures.
A person qualified to inspect, correct and verify business accounts.
A firm of certified public accountants that a company hires as an independent third party to review its financial data. The auditor’s main purpose is to ensure that the profit and loss account, balance sheet, and cash flow statement fairly present the company’s financial position, and that they comply with International Accounting Standards.
He or she contacts the insured, on behalf of the company, to determine the actual exposure that occurred during the policy period. The determination may include viewing the appropriate business records either at the insured's or accountant's office, or they may request verification through the mail.
An accountant who conducts an audit to verify the accuracy of the financial records and accounting practices of a business or government. A proper audit will point out deficiencies in accounting and other financial operations.
An independent reviewer of a company's financial statements and/or operations. The auditor can be either internal reporting directly to the owners of the company (board of directors) or external. External auditors are used to provide an independent opinion on the financial condition and performance of a company.
The specially qualified person or firm appointed by the company to examine its books of account and issue a report which accompanies the statutory annual accounts - and to report on them to company members
A person registered in terms of the Public Accountants and Auditors Act 51 of 1951 and whose function in an estate agency context is to ascertain whether or not an estate agent's trust account has been properly managed.
Someone independent, who carries out an audit
Person who audits financial accounts and records kept by others. Includes both public accounting firms registered with the PCAOB and associated persons thereof.
a third-party company that verifies ad deliveries and site statistics or a site's proprietary reporting systems. Auditors include I/Pro and BPA International.
a person who is qualified to examine and verify accounts.
A firm of certified public accountants a company hires as an independent third party to review its financial information. The auditor's main purpose is to make sure the statement of earnings, statement of financial position and statement of cash flows fairly present the company's financial condition and that they comply with GAAP.
A Company has a duty to keep records of its accounts giving a 'true and fair view' at the end of each financial year more
Represents the cognizant audit office designated by the Defense Contract Audit Agency (DCAA) or Service audit activities for conducting audit reviews of the contractor's accounting system policies and procedures for compliance with the criteria.
The person appointed by the P&C Association to audit (officially examine and verify) its accounts.
a company that verifies advertisements went online and site statistics or a site's proprietary reporting systems. Auditors include Arbitron and AC Nielsen. Some specialist companies now act as counters, ie enumerating site, page and advertisement deliveries.
A third-party company that tracks, counts and verifies ad banner requests or verifies a website's ad reporting system.
One who checks the accuracy of figures: the company's or those of its policyholders who are insured by policies permitting or calling for audits. Payroll auditors in workers compensation insurance are a good example.
Third party to verify subscriber membership.
A firm of accountants who examine ('audit') amounts and disclosures in a company's financial statements. The auditors for Vodafone are Deloitte & Touche.
has the same meaning as "registered company auditor" in section 9 of the Act.
Accountants employed by companies to prepare their accounts and to give a short report which is included in the annual accounts. Companies are required by the Companies Act to appoint professionally qualified auditors to prepare Statutory Accounts.
An auditor is a professionally qualified accountant who is appointed by, and reports independently to, the shareholders. The auditor provides an independent opinion to shareholders and other users that the financial statements have been prepared properly and in accordance with legislative and regulatory requirements; that they present the information truthfully and fairly, and that they conform to the best accounting practice in their treatment of the various measurements and valuations (see audit and audit report)
An independent firm or person who checks the accounts against agreed standards.
This is a firm of certified public accountants who will independently review the books of a company before a public offering.
In Web advertising, this usually means a third-party company that audits the number of visitors to or impression sent from a Web site during some time period. When you try to sell advertising, having a third-party auditor gives the prospect more confidence in your audience numbers.
a firm of certified public accountants who provide an independent review and records of a company prior to a public offering
This is a qualified person who checks accounts. If an auditor believes the law has been broken in an occupational pension scheme , they must tell the Occupational Pensions Regulatory Authority (OPRA) . This is called whistleblowing.
A person who examines a company's financial and accounting documents for accuracy.
The general rule is that every company must appoint a firm of accountants as its auditors to carry out an audit of its accounts. The rule is relaxed for dormant companies or those with a low turnover. The appointment (or re-appointment) is made by shareholders at the general meeting of the company at which the accounts are read.
Third-party company that tracks, counts and verifies ad-banner requests or verifies a Web site's ad reporting system.
A firm of accountants who check ("audit") a company's accounts and decide whether the published report is accurate.
A person who conducts a review of financial records for the purpose of verifying their accuracy. An auditor can be a chartered accountant, certified public accountant, a tax authority representative, or a member of a business' in-house staff.