Collocations withauditor
These are words often used in combination withauditor.
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auditor general
I may have said "auditor comptroller general"instead of"comptroller auditor general".
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auditor independence
The regular rotation of audit partners plays an important role in upholding auditor independence.
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county auditor
These include the county auditor, treasurer, and attorney.
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external auditor
At no time in the last 10 years has the external auditor declined to sign the accounts.
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Hansard archive
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government auditor
It will fall to the local government auditor to decide whether he agrees.
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independent auditor
The independent auditor has a part to play.
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outside auditor
It was only in 1948—many people are surprised to hear this—that it became statutory that an outside auditor should be professionally qualified.
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professional auditor
A professional auditor appointed to this kind of work should have some knowledge of the intricacies of local government.
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