Definitions
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- noun Plural form of
auditee .
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Examples
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In the countries studied, the average number of "auditees" was between 40 and 50, of which "less than three ever receive qualified audit reports", he said.
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"Although there has been a trend of improvements in terms of audit opinions, there is still much room for auditees to move away from qualifications," he said.
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There was an overall deterioration in the timely submission of the audit report by the AG, which was largely caused by the auditees 'late submissions of audit evidence.
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This is precisely the problem with MBH98, the auditees refuse to turn over the last of the books so that the audit can be finished.
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"I believe where the auditees cannot provide an adequate internal control system to support their organisation, this represents a fundamental obstacle to overall effectiveness."
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Together these practices lead auditees to conclude that auditors simply mean to justify their own existence rather than improve an auditee's program performance.
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Government auditing standards strongly encourage a collaborative approach between auditors and auditees.
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Too often, some OIG staff fail to give credit when credit is due, become obsessed with every infraction, blind-side the auditees, or fail to distinguish between the relevant and the insignificant.
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An understanding of human relations and the ability to maintain satisfactory relationships with auditees.
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Performance indicators should be used to monitor characteristics such as the ability of the audit teams to implement the audit plan, conformity with audit programmes and schedules, and feedback from audit clients, auditees and auditors.
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