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The findings are according to a new audit report from the office of New York State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli.

LRT Jabodebek is currently under scrutiny for several issues, including worn rails and short circuits triggered by iron powders.

Most notices seem to be based on assumptions and surmises. Taxpayers must be proactive in collating supporting documents and advancing appropriate justifications to defend the notices.

The PCAOB has posted a 2023 audit committee resource that identifies a number of questions that audit committees may want "to consider amongst themselves or in discussions...

Kikuyu community have taken 15.77 per cent of jobs of the total 184, 876

An audit found major problems at the Fairfield City Board of Education. The audit was released by the Alabama Department of Examiners of Public Accountants

In the days following the most recent election in Muscatine County, the team at the Muscatine County Auditor’s Office announced that it finished its first-tier canvas of the election results

Legislator Howard Johnson, D-Buffalo, said Kearns defensiveness and lack of "urgency" in addressing the findings of Comptroller Kevin Hardwicks audit in July made Johnson reluctant to consider funding any new

The Melissa Caddick case highlights the importance of the audit industry and the high standards that are required of auditors in the sector, says a leading adviser. In a recent SMSF Adviser podcast, A

AROUND 30 ‘blue badges’ have been cancelled in Shetland as part of fraud checks by auditors. A meeting of Shetland Islands Council’s audit committee heard on Tuesday that this resulted in around £20,000 of “estimated fraud” being prevented. This is despite a blue...