auditor

noun

au·di·tor ˈȯ-də-tər How to pronounce auditor (audio)

: a person authorized to examine and verify accounts

: one who hears or listens

especially : one who is a member of an audience

: a person who audits a course of study

: a person who hears something (such as a court case) in the capacity of judge

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The auditing of a company's financial records by independent examiners on a regular basis is necessary to prevent "cooking the books", and thus to keep the company honest. We don't normally think of auditors as listening, since looking at and adding up numbers is their basic line of work, but auditors do have to listen to people's explanations, and perhaps that's the historical link. Hearing is more obviously part of another meaning of audit, the kind that college students do when they sit in on a class without taking exams or receiving an official grade.

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Recent Examples on the Web As a result, U.S.-based or international auditors could be unable to access companies’ books and records from either of those countries, said Sara Lord, chief auditor at RSM US LLP, a professional-services firm.

Mark Maurer, WSJ, 15 Apr. 2022 That kind of connection is what Misty Gregg, an internal auditor in Fremont, California, is hoping for her children.

NBC News, 5 May 2021 The Louisiana legislative auditor plans to step down March 2.

David Jacobs, Washington Examiner, 9 Feb. 2021 Phillips, a Notre Dame and Northwestern graduate who began his career as an auditor and tax accountant, also was the Bears director of finance and the vice president of operations.

Colleen Kane, Chicago Tribune, 2 Sep. 2022 His father, Jay, was a rent-tax auditor, and his mother, Debbie, worked for a phone company.

Brent Lang, Variety, 1 Sep. 2022 The office later confirmed that Egunjobi has worked as a tax auditor within its agency since 2009 and is on administrative leave amid an ongoing investigation.

Michael Brice-saddler, Washington Post, 31 Aug. 2022 Audit quality has improved since 2002, but certain areas, such as auditor independence, are still lacking, SEC Chairman Gary Gensler said last month.

Mark Maurer, WSJ, 31 Aug. 2022 Drew Bernstein, co-chairman of Marcum Asia CPAs, an accounting firm, auditor and adviser for Asian companies looking to enter US markets, also believes the first big hurdle has been cleared.

Michelle Toh, CNN, 31 Aug. 2022 See More

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释义	auditor noun au·di·tor ˈȯ-də-tər 1 : a person authorized to examine and verify accounts 2 : one who hears or listens especially : one who is a member of an audience 3 : a person who audits a course of study 4 : a person who hears something (such as a court case) in the capacity of judge Did you know? The auditing of a company's financial records by independent examiners on a regular basis is necessary to prevent "cooking the books", and thus to keep the company honest. We don't normally think of auditors as listening, since looking at and adding up numbers is their basic line of work, but auditors do have to listen to people's explanations, and perhaps that's the historical link. Hearing is more obviously part of another meaning of audit, the kind that college students do when they sit in on a class without taking exams or receiving an official grade. Example Sentences Recent Examples on the Web As a result, U.S.-based or international auditors could be unable to access companies’ books and records from either of those countries, said Sara Lord, chief auditor at RSM US LLP, a professional-services firm. Mark Maurer, WSJ, 15 Apr. 2022 That kind of connection is what Misty Gregg, an internal auditor in Fremont, California, is hoping for her children. NBC News, 5 May 2021 The Louisiana legislative auditor plans to step down March 2. David Jacobs, Washington Examiner, 9 Feb. 2021 Phillips, a Notre Dame and Northwestern graduate who began his career as an auditor and tax accountant, also was the Bears director of finance and the vice president of operations. Colleen Kane, Chicago Tribune, 2 Sep. 2022 His father, Jay, was a rent-tax auditor, and his mother, Debbie, worked for a phone company. Brent Lang, Variety, 1 Sep. 2022 The office later confirmed that Egunjobi has worked as a tax auditor within its agency since 2009 and is on administrative leave amid an ongoing investigation. Michael Brice-saddler, Washington Post, 31 Aug. 2022 Audit quality has improved since 2002, but certain areas, such as auditor independence, are still lacking, SEC Chairman Gary Gensler said last month. Mark Maurer, WSJ, 31 Aug. 2022 Drew Bernstein, co-chairman of Marcum Asia CPAs, an accounting firm, auditor and adviser for Asian companies looking to enter US markets, also believes the first big hurdle has been cleared. Michelle Toh, CNN, 31 Aug. 2022 See More Word History Etymology Middle English auditour "hearer, listener, official who examines and verifies accounts," borrowed from Anglo-French auditur, auditour, borrowed from Medieval Latin audītor "hearer, hearer of pleas (in court or Parliament), official who examines accounts," going back to Latin, "hearer, listener, disciple," from audīre "to hear" + -tor, agent suffix — more at audible entry 1 First Known Use 14th century, in the meaning defined at sense 1 Kids Definition auditor noun au·di·tor ˈȯ-də-tər : a person who checks the accuracy of business accounts Legal Definition auditor noun au·di·tor ˈȯ-də-tər 1 : a person qualified and authorized to examine and verify financial records 2 : a referee appointed by a court in a civil action especially : one designated to prepare an account for the court see also master auditors noun plural of auditor as in magistrates a person appointed by a court to prepare an account of financial matters in a civil case Synonyms & Similar Words Relevance magistrates referees jurists judges justices masters adjudicators masters circuit judges chief justices courts jurisconsults benches squires jurisprudents beaks justices of the peace
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