Two-thirds said that sustainability audits should be as rigorous as financial audits.
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Somewhat outsource auditing The Pentagon already audits contractors under the Defense Contract Auditing Agency (DCAA) either before (forward-pricing audits) or after (incurred-cost audits) the work is done.
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That's 0.5% — though CPA Cari Weston told Business Insider the IRS actually performs more audits than this statistic suggests, by sending assessment notices and doing paper audits (audits by mail).
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And while the IRS often conducts audits based on suspicious activity, some audits are done randomly.
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Only 25 states require any audits of federal elections, for instance, and only some of those audits have teeth.
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Partners also undergo audits on an ongoing basis, though Factual did not provide further details about the timing of audits.
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Officials opened nearly 5,300 employer audits since January, many after audits at 100 7-Eleven franchises in 17 states in January.
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The big picture: The threat of these federal audits has existed for several years, but the audits haven't led to large clawbacks yet.
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Unfortunately, though many states do compare electronic and paper tallies, not all states conduct these audits, and some conduct audits of subpar quality.
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From October 2017 to May 2018, the agency has carried out 2,282 audits -- almost double the 1,360 audits it conducted the prior year.
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Precincts need voter-verified paper backups in order to perform stringent post-election audits, like the gold standard known as risk-limiting audits.
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But he has since backed off that pledge, citing ongoing audits and saying he'll offer his returns as soon as those audits are closed.
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Whereas other audits rely on samples of a fixed percentage, risk-limiting audits consider the overall number of votes and the apparent closeness of results.
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We should encourage forensic audits of voter registration activity in 2016, along with deployment of auditable ballot technology followed by robust audits of those ballots.
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We continue to comply on client audits as standard agency-client operating procedure, including any audits that have commenced since the ANA practices were announced.
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A spokesperson clarified today that Viber has performed several internal audits on the encryption protocol it is using, and said that external audits are coming soon.
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Thompson said the FRC board had rejected joint audits and was proposing a non-legislative alternative known as "managed shared audits" that would need ministerial approval.
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Health insurers have long been frightened of RADV audits — every major publicly traded insurer lists the audits as a top "risk factor" in their annual filings to investors.
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Such inquiries investigate how audits are planned and structured, whether auditors sufficiently challenged management and policies, whether significant risks were identified and if audits complied with international standards.
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Kiel and Eisinger found that while audits for EITC recipients fell 36 percent from 2011 to 2017, audits for people earning more than $10 million fell 52 percent.
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People understandably fear tax audits, but audits actually aren't that common: Of all the tax returns filed in 22, the IRS examined just 21099 percent the following fiscal year.
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In those audits, agents demand that employers produce the forms that show workers have authorization to work in the US. For reference, the previous year ICE initiated 103,360 such audits.
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But 40% of Mazars' reviewed audits failed to meet the target, worse than in 2018, while 12.5% of BDO's sample audits were below the acceptable standard, unchanged from last year.
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Some groups think that while a better regulation system is necessary, conducting audits on data, in a manner similar to financial audits, could provide the transparency that many companies currently provide.
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The watchdog said it would raise its target to 100% from 20183% for reviews of audits starting from June 2019 financial statement year-ends as having any below standard audits was unacceptable.
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Thornberry's bill focuses on incurred-cost audits, which aides say are slow — it took an average of 885 days to complete such audits in 2016 — and give little value to the taxpayer.
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The percentage of individual tax returns that the IRS audits has also dropped since 2628, according to IRS data, and the agency has connected the decline in employees with the decline in audits.
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The study suggested that to help national regulators introduce external sharia audits, the scope of the audits should be made clear, results should be publicly disclosed and there should be conflict resolution mechanisms.
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The SEC said KPMG itself is not a target of the investigation and said investors could continue to rely on the firm's audits, though it wouldn't identify the audits affected by the conduct.
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His argument, that IRS audits prevent it, are plainly false.
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Owens added that IRS audits of nonprofits are increasingly rare.
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Separately, between 2010 and 2017, IRS audits fell 42 percent.
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And yet, Trump has released tax returns during audits before.
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The team's goal is to automate smart contract security audits.
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There are different types of audits, which require different responses.
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The Rylkov Foundation now faces additional pressure and intensive audits.
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In August, Uber agreed to 20 years of privacy audits.
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But Mr Scholze says audits "provide certainty, which companies need".
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Such audits move slowly, typically taking two years including appeals.
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It also conducts regular staff audits, much as banks do.
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Some audits can drag on for five years or more.
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But Trump has repeatedly refused to do so, citing audits.
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No more tax audits of ordinary individuals, no more harassment.
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The court audits EU accounts on the basis of samples.
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"These audits are necessary," Grassley said in a written statement.
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But audits that find fraud and evasion would be bombshells.
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Government audits recently confirmed the practice in Houston and Albuquerque.
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Consequently, audits of individual filers have dropped by 2628 percent.
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But audits shouldn't be cause for worry for most taxpayers.
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The audits recouped $57.7 million in improper payments in 2015.
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Those operations can include criminal investigations, business audits and raids.
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The administrator also randomly audits 2000 percent of all claims.
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TaxSlayer agreed to strengthen its systems and undergo compliance audits.
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Go deeper: The war over Medicare Advantage audits heats up
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"The lieutenant governor's answer to everything is audits," he said.
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The makeup of those remaining audits tells a story, too.
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"The military came in and did their audits," Castleman said.
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Those audits are automatic for sitting presidents and vice presidents.
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The audits were prepared by Freshfields in Germany and London.
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I want paper ballots and audits for the 2020 election.
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IT audits & security assessments of election technologies operation: While responsible businesses routinely conduct IT audits and security assessments to determine performance weaknesses so they can be corrected, two major impediments exist for election operations.
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In addition to the four audits Graetz has endured, he's also experienced the audits of others as a tax lawyer, and in his estimation, this kind of overreach or over-aggression is pretty common.
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Huizenga, who last year introduced legislation to tie policy decisions to a benchmark rule or risk "audits" by a congressional watchdog, told Reuters that he was "open to what exactly" the audits would look like.
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The oversight board inspects about 50 audits a year by the big firms to make sure they meet regulatory standards, but it doesn't tell the accounting firms in advance which audits it wants to inspect.
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The Financial Reporting Council found that audits stopped improving in 2017.
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We also pored over scores of staffing audits and research papers.
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Experts have said audits haven't stopped presidents from releasing their returns.
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"We demand specific guidelines on safety audits of mines," Samal said.
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He said PDVSA has ignored union requests for worker-led audits.
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New York requires charities to conduct annual audits to solicit donations.
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Because audits rely on sampling, some skulduggery will inevitably slip through.
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The federal auditor, which audits all government spending, said on Sept.
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Help with planning, back taxes or audits can cost even more.
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We need businesses to do the audits they should be doing.
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It has bucked tradition by conducting surprise audits of regulated entities.
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Speaking of audits, can any government entity now audit any business?
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Jason: Yeah, I think the physical security would fail most audits.
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Since 2002, they've been insecure, and made proper election audits impossible.
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SIGAR, like 11 other inspectors general, have other reports than audits.
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"I undergo seven audits a year for seven brands!" he said.
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Implement post-election audits of state and local voter registration systems.
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It also must submit to regular privacy audits for 20 years.
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Salesforce has since completed three internal audits of its pay practices.
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It is "unfortunate" that all states don't conduct "post-election" audits.
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Yes, but: Clients seeking data audits are a self selecting group.
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Congress MUST pass my bill to require paper ballots and audits.
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You have to be able to go see the audits. Why?
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Officials said Facebook refused to allow audits of its privacy procedures.
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The supposedly ironclad audits KPMG had performed quickly fell under suspicion.
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However, audits shouldn&apost be cause for worry for most taxpayers.
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These audits will ensure that every voting machine is working properly.
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The G.A.O. is a nonpartisan congressional watchdog that audits government programs.
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Good audits are the bedrock of fair and transparent financial markets.
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Audits and government reports have flagged other problems over the years.
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But we don't know the status of Trump's audits after 2008.
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Audits found that some schools were overreporting vaccination rates, she added.
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Then several years later came the audits by the watchdog agencies.
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We demand audits, by independent third parties designated by this coalition.
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Swiss Post has said the system previously underwent three professional audits by the auditing giant KPMG, though it has never made the auditing reports public or disclosed if the audits found serious problems in the system.
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Additionally, Lenovo committed to regularly scheduled security audits of its preinstalled software.
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Ms O'Neil, for example, now runs her own service that audits algorithms.
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I.R.S. audits are rare, but the promise does give peace of mind.
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Gray makes a number of recommendations for improving the FTC's privacy audits.
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We should also institute more widespread and routine audits after the election.
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We desperately need better voting equipment and stronger post-Election Day audits.
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The timing of U.S. regulators reviving concerns about audits seems curious, too.
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Evidence of external audits is also a good sign, although that's rare.
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Plus, Panera is increasing its food safety audits throughout the supply chain.
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To protect themselves, many employers are opting to do pay equity audits.
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So what does it matter if you skip a few code audits?
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These audits go beyond Apple dropping in on businesses to interrogate workers.
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ZRA said it has started detailed audits on all companies for compliance.
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But Kath said five subsequent audits revealed no wrongdoing on his part.
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Despite these issues, IRS is now allowing private contractors to conduct audits.
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He said he did not know how often such audits were conducted.
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Such a request presumably would cover copies of the Taj Mahal audits.
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Notably, ten states have passed laws regarding post-election audits since 2016.
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Private firms conducting audits gain access to the books of other companies.
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On top of the products itself, Privitar logs and audits all queries.
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For most people, IRS audits stretch back no further than six years.
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They looked at two kinds of experiments: résumé and in-person audits.
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Under the settlement, Volkswagen agreed to sweeping reforms, new audits and oversight.
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Such control audits have been "infrequent and lacking in rigor," it added.
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He said the audits had yielded about $1 billion for the state.
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The company's Porsche unit will face separate audits and vehicle testing requirements.
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Finally, we need rigorous performance audits of all parts of headquarters operations.
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Audits can detect anomalies, but only if they adopt proven practices statewide.
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There will be time indeed for more complete budgets, audits and precision.
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So that's why we're going to go and do these broad audits.
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When the I.R.S. examines the president's returns, it essentially audits its boss.
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And the question is you need independent people, it's like financial audits.
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The state comptroller, Thomas DiNapoli, audits the M.T.A. and other state agencies.
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It was signed by the assistant inspector general for audits, Gil Harden.
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"I doubt the IRS ever even audits us on this," he wrote.
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QUICK: ANYBODY TRYING TO GET AROUND IT, WOULD THEY BE FACING AUDITS?
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The browser extension says it routinely engages in third-party security audits.
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According to recent audits, Missouri isn't the only state facing this problem.
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Facebook also said that it periodically audits partners' use of the data.
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The audits are usually conducted by private firms or through government programs.
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"Financial audits, responsible sourcing audits, test to make sure materials meet Purina's specs," Andy Furmanek, a category procurement buyer at Purina, listed to PEOPLE as a few of the things their suppliers can expect on fairly regular basis.
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Large corporations were responsible for the lion's share of the tax gap, at C$13 billion to C$7.9 billion before audits, while small to medium companies were responsible for C$2.7 billion to C$3.5 billion before audits.
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N26 sent me the following statement a couple of weeks ago regarding audits: N26, as all licensed banks, is subject to regular internal and external independent audits, including those by regulatory bodies such as BaFin, the German Financial Authority.
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The audits will have to be carried out by UK registered auditing firms.
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These targeted audits make certain that controls on paper are working in practice.
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One common approach governments take is to conduct randomised audits of tax returns.
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The group also asked that Facebook share its findings of the audits publicly.
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Ramos continued to praise Whitefish despite local and federal audits of the contract.
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The agreement also includes stricter data regulation, including "technical audits" of DeepMind's systems.
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The IRS has said audits do not preclude candidates from releasing tax documents.
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The security program will be subjected to third-party audits, the FTC said.
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Of course, many will find political reasons behind the IRS' top-heavy audits.
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In 2016 alone, audits resulted in taxpayers forking over a collective $9.8 billion.
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Eric Soufer said the charity's paperwork extension includes audits of its financial activities.
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It remains unclear if the IRS asked him to make changes after audits.
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The loss of money and people has corresponded with a drop in audits.
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I've gone through audits, which I think is very unfair, for 333 years.
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President Barack Obama avoided them, limiting workplace immigration efforts to low-profile audits.
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But we need agents to collect these owed taxes and to perform audits.
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Sanders would pause all deportations until the federal government audits its immigration practices.
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The Internal Revenue Service says audits pose no obstacle to releasing tax returns.
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Third, it submits to regular external security assessments and audits from third parties.
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KW: Did you ever think of doing these kinds of audits before 2014?
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ProPublica reported that 36 percent of all I.R.S. audits focused on this group.
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But the agency says that first-time audits focus on education, not enforcement.
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They used confidential information to help deal with potential problems in KPMG's audits.
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The Justice Department is not blind to the serious flaws of these audits.
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If an election's results were tampered with, risk-limiting audits would detect it.
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Apple told BuzzFeed News all its gold refiners participate in third party audits.
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These were one-time audits, however, not a continuing review by local advocates.
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Independent audits of facial recognition are few and far between and not reassuring.
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States should also implement more widespread audits of election results, the committee said.
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Inspectors general at federal agencies conduct audits to combat waste, fraud and abuse.
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Congress needs independent audits because the Fed doesn't always follow the rule book.
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But the IRS has stated audits don't preclude candidates from providing their returns.
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In audits of large corporations, the law grants the IRS a special power.
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But audits that ended in agreement have stayed relatively steady over the years.
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Not surprisingly, audits ending in agreement tend to result in relatively small adjustments.
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However, she's optimistic that companies are addressing equal pay by conducting pay audits.
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Since audits are in-depth investigations, they can be time-consuming and costly.
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In 503 alone, audits resulted in taxpayers forking over a collective $250 billion.
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Their worries include being subject to unannounced government audits or facing antimonopoly investigations.
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The Obama administration, in contrast, conducted such audits quietly and from a distance.
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Fourth, credible and independent cybersecurity audits of the commission's database should be conducted on a periodic basis, which in turns requires that the database be designed so that every access to it can be traced in order to facilitate such audits.
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With public confidence in elections declining, the panel said states should require public, transparent audits of all elections to guarantee their integrity, including audits of processes — like voter registration, preparing ballots and reporting of results — that normally get little scrutiny.
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The IRS routinely audits the tax returns of all sitting presidents and vice presidents.
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The bill effectively allows state officials to determine the sufficiency of their own audits.
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Trump has refused to release his tax returns, citing ongoing audits by the IRS.
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The presidential tax audit program, conducted by the IRS, automatically audits every president's taxes.
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Read: VICE News Is Suing the IRS for Audits of Donald Trump's Tax Returns
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Audits consist of nothing more than checking bank statements against the figures they provide.
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The IRS has, however, completed audits of Trump's tax returns through his 2008 filing.
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The ICO adds that it will publish its findings when it concludes the audits.
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In Britain the regulator has lamented an "unacceptable deterioration" in the quality of audits.
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Witness Verified Voting's superb interactive explainers of post election audits and state audit laws.
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Auditors complain that they are judged solely on the few audits that go wrong.
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Scientists are pushing the agency to impose strict benchmarks and audits to prevent mistakes.
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Members test agricultural water once a month and submit to audits by state inspectors.
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Confirmed VPN has also completed two security audits and has a bug bounty program.
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It will review a larger number of the firm's audits in the coming year.
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ACT Education Solutions audits the GAC centers, but Colby declined to say how often.
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Just look at North Carolina, where audits helped overturn Mark Harris' election to Congress.
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The two "disregarded significant red flags during the audits and reviews," the SEC said.
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Homeland Security is also instructed to do wide audits of critical infrastructure for security.
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That includes their recommendation that states fund audits of election results to verify them.
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In 2013, both OIG and GAO did separate audits of the coal leasing program.
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Klobuchar is considering adding grants to help with the cost of post-election audits.
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But in between audits, agents will test the facility's defences with such unannounced shenanigans.
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It would have been really important to get Trump's tax returns and his audits.
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Such audits doubled from fiscal years 2009 to 2013, reaching 3,127, then declined sharply.
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Sometimes, audits result in overpayments being returned to the company, or contracts being renegotiated.
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The audits only resulted in one violation, according to evidence provided in court records.
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Bafin confirmed it had closed the special audits but declined to comment on details.
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We perform free security audits, consultations, and workshops with the majority of our customers.
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"These ICE audits have had nothing but a chilling, damaging effect," Cunha said Thursday.
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Several government audits took issue with the department's handling of its student aid programs.
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Sometimes audits are random, but the IRS often selects taxpayers based on suspicious activity.
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The commission could, for example, subject companies participating in the program to regular audits.
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Instead, many of the audits performed by the Big Four still have significant problems.
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The agency has said that audits don't prevent taxpayers from releasing their own information.
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Audits for people making $200,000 to $5 million fell by more than 70 percent.
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"If you you're using audits, self-reported data, hotline data—you're lost," he said.
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A third person, familiar with FAA documentation audits but who did not participate in the 737 Max review over the weekend, said such audits frequently uncover inconsistencies or omissions in documentation but rarely lead to changes to the underlying software or system.
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"We remain unconvinced of the value of joint audits, as there is little evidence that they actually lead to the better quality audits that investors want to see," said Chris Cummings, chief executive of The Investment Association, which represents asset managers in Britain.
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In Rhode Island, which currently lacks audits, legislators have introduced a bill to mandate them.
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Last Tuesday, the DGCA conducted safety audits and found maintenance issues with SpiceJet, News18 reported.
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The trust could perform audits after suspected violations and pursue legal remedies to protect people.
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Bafin confirmed that it has closed the special audits but declined to comment on details.
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The committee's inquiry adds to a growing list of audits into Pruitt's actions in office.
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One of these automated audits hit PewDiePie's account at an opportune moment for T-Series.
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He also requested the department provide information about any audits or examinations concerning the returns.
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"There is generally not a culture of updating software or performing security audits," she said.
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The presidential tax audit program, conducted by the IRS, automatically audits every incoming president's taxes.
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The order stretches over a 20 year span and mandates bi-annual independent privacy audits.
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Former PCAOB staffers have also been charged for making unauthorized disclosures related to KPMG's audits.
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There will be more audits and investigations, predicts Ellen Tong of Deloitte, another accounting firm.
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The calls were either unanswered or met with refusal to discuss particulars of the audits.
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That process will involve extensive interviews with app developers and possibly even on-site audits.
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As long as misconceptions regarding audits exist, confrontations with angry investors and lawmakers seem likely.
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The MFA subjects businesses to invasive audits by states where they have no physical presence.
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"We're seeing clear evidence of a longstanding decline in revenue coming from audits," he said.
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As the NFL brief admitted, these are just allegations and suspicions based on BrownGreer's audits.
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Trump in October said that security audits would be lead by the Department of Defense.
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But the state releases quarterly audits of the Gigafactory as a condition of the deal.
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Post-election audits should conform to the highest statistical standards, and should be mandatory. 3.
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The short demonstration of RAC pre-pay audits was greatly successful, saving Medicare $192 million.
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Better compliance and making audits more efficient, said the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners' McNeal.
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A concept that's received endorsements from researchers is conducting risk-limiting audits after an election.
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This involves making sure that comprehensive pre- and post-election audits become a common practice.
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"Never again should suspensions be meted out on the basis of unseen audits," Dominguez said.
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The IRS audits only 4,000 out of the 1.5 million nonprofits annually, according to Berger.
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The latter policy would cover the 22 states that currently don't require audits following elections.
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The routine audits did make procedural recommendations aside from being in compliance with storing medication.
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The implementation of these standards is then verified through rigorous and independent third party audits.
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The IRS has said that audits don't prevent people from releasing their own tax information.
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The regulator also said it would commence audits of all 11 parties starting in January.
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The IRS, however, has said audits don't prevent people from releasing their own tax information.
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CMS aggressively pursued audits of wheelchair claims and scrutinized clinical documentation to demonstrate medical necessity.
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The company is also carrying out further audits to ensure that the case was isolated.
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"If those audits are complete prior to the Election Day, he'll release returns," Christie said.
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This money hopefully will be used quickly for basic cybersecurity and better post-election audits.
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As of January 2018, the IRS hasn't issued any negative findings due to the audits.
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Verscend analyzes health care data, and Cotiviti audits providers to make sure payments are correct.
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However, the IRS has said audits don't prohibit people from releasing their own tax information.
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Once the service audits the application for qualifying service time, which earns "retirement points," etc.
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Under one such directive, the Labor Department periodically audits the pay practices of federal contractors.
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Afterward, the agency said it would abandon existing audits involving ticket taxes on such firms.
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The other two responded to my emails right away, and I scheduled audits with both.
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ProPublica reported last year that I.R.S. audits declined by 42 percent between 2010 and 3623.
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As part of the deal, Uber agreed to 20 years of regular user privacy audits.
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The College Board bans cellphones during testing and has increased random audits of test centers.
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Joint audits are estimated to cost about 20 percent more than having a single auditor.
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The PCAOB is a private non-profit corporation that monitors the audits of public companies.
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But the IRS has said audits don't prevent people from disclosing their own tax information.
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During such inspections, the regulators carefully examine a selection of an accounting firm's completed audits.
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It would also include an enforcement system of random audits and steep penalties for noncompliance.
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It predicted even more in 2008, but then came budget cuts and those audits stopped.
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Independent audits help ensure that the information investors get about companies is accurate and reliable.
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The contract provisions that PSAOs negotiate include reimbursement rates, payment terms, and audits of pharmacies.
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California requires a mandatory paper trail for every vote, as well as post-election audits.
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Last year, Colorado became the first state to require such audits on a regular basis.
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There is a growing body of research on how to conduct these kinds of audits.
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The IRS has said that audits don't preclude people from releasing their own tax information.
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In addition, each entity has annual independent outside audits performed by certified public accounting firms.
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Employees that issue refunds and conduct audits would generally be furloughed, according to the plan.
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Several states commissioned audits of their programs and took steps to make them more transparent.
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Management controls, including segregation of duties, periodic reassessment of privileges and audits, are also important.
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No accusations had been made during the ministry's previous audits on the company, Vanhengel adds.
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Trump's returns would be used as part of an effort to "assess the extent to which the IRS audits and enforces the federal tax laws against a sitting president and to determine if those audits need to be codified into federal law," Neal said.
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Steinaker's husband, David, who is also a flight attendant, was "subjected to at least five performance audits in the course of a few months following the incident, when in his prior twenty-four (years) of service, he only had approximately three audits," the lawsuit alleged.
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Although Swiss Post claims the system has undergone three audits by auditing giant KPMG— among them an audit of the end-to-end encryption—it has never made the auditing reports public or indicated if anything significant got changed as a result of the audits.
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Audits over recounts: Americans of both parties prefer routine audits of randomly selected precincts after every election — that's the accepted gold standard of validating election results in the election security community — to just auditing or recounting in very close election outcomes (59% to 38%).
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The audits were first launched in 2015 to look at the compliance records of local governments.
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The $625.3 million award covers PwC's audits of Colonial from 2003 to 2005 and in 2008.
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It also requires external audits of stores, and fines when stores fail two in a row.
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Chinese officials have now said they will publish the audits before the end of this year.
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This system isn't set up properly for audits, according to Verified Voting, an election integrity organization.
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Dorsey agreed, while noting that it already does internal audits with its Trust and Safety Board.
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The head of the ASF leads audits into how federal money is spent, and often, misspent.
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He advises on regulatory compliance audits and legislation as well as transactions posing product liability risks.
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Or looking for the sort of precautions and audits that might prevent a false positive arrest.
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With his supply of components and raw materials secured, the next big step was the audits.
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Last week regulators fined it for misconduct in its audits of Ted Baker, a clothing retailer.
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They're more detailed and there's a lot of audits, but there's not a lot of change.
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Personal use of corporate aircraft and big charitable contributions were often cited in audits, he said.
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She can passionately discuss the benefits of risk-limiting post-election audits until your eyes water.
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It is imperative that companies should voluntarily prescribe to Algorithmic Audits — an unbiased third-party verification.
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After the debate Romney tweeted that the audits shouldn't stop Trump from releasing his tax returns.
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The iPhone maker said it conducted 2020 audits covering more than 26 million workers in 24.
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Facebook says it also conducts broad audits in some cases to ensure developers don't misuse data.
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Deloitte audits, in the conventional sense, the central bank's extensive balance-sheet and financial market operations.
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More than a quarter of its audits reviewed in the past five years needed significant improvement.
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The campaign is also still pushing for forensic audits of voting machine software in the state.
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The settlement called for audits of Twitter's data security program every other year for 10 years.
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These involved ensuring rapid reporting of fraud and attempted fraud, education of users and risk audits.
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"I have amended tax returns in my past, and it turns into future audits," he said.
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These audits require only a small fraction of votes to achieve statistical confidence in the outcome.
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Elections officials will be required to perform random audits of the machines to check counting accuracy.
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She has led audits of both public and private entities, and initial and secondary public offerings.
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Spain's Banco Popular said that internal audits showed the need for some adjustment in previous accounts.
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Yet, under new regulations arbitrarily dictated by IRS, private contractors are actively participating in tax audits.
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The Commission also plans to perform audits of the food industry in Brazil by mid-May.
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The protocol has withstood a number of independent audits, and is generally considered to be secure.
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And the BBC will be audited by the National Audit Office, which audits most public institutions.
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Belarus demands audits of issuers of digital coins and details of the projects underpinning any issuance.
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Without audits, the paper records are worthless, like a warning light that no one can see.
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In the last two years, 20 states have passed laws requiring audits of sexual assault kits.
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However, the IRS has said that audits don't prevent people from disclosing their own tax information.
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In addition to internal security audits, Apple also does third-party code review with external experts.
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Mr. Trump has cited continuing I.R.S. audits of his taxes in refusing to release his returns.
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Retailers will be exposed to complex and costly collection obligations, intrusive audits, and potential court proceedings.
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Uber also agreed to years of privacy audits in conjunction with a Federal Trade Commission investigation.
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Range was ultimately given three years to complete audits for all of its 390 acquired facilities.
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But the IRS has said that audits don't prevent people from releasing their own tax returns.
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But the audits that Facebook submitted to the FTC did not discover the Cambridge Analytica incident.
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Inspectors general rarely speak in public, preferring for their audits and reports to represent their work.
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That doesn't surprise Fred Daily, a Florida tax lawyer who specializes in audits and tax crimes.
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The finding was based on a series of 31 audits dating back as far as 1995.
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However, the IRS has said that audits don't prevent people from releasing their own tax returns.
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Nonetheless, the probe adds to an already voluminous stack of investigations or audits into Pruitt's actions.
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Other suggestions include third-party audits of social-media algorithms that already exists for financial statements.
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These regulators review every product, mandate detailed premium rate filings and conduct thorough audits each year.
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The IG's office confirmed to Vox that at least five audits related to Pruitt are underway.
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"We are particularly concerned by the issue," said Noakes, whose association audits the OBP's annual report.
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Stericycle is a company that helps manufacturers with "audits" of their products for quality assurance purposes.
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"I do a lot of audits, but this one cuts at the heart," Mr. Stringer said.
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So the complexity of Trump's tax situation is real, and the audits very likely are too.
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The Trump administration has stepped up raids and audits of companies believed to hire undocumented immigrants.
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The school has also been warned by the U.S. Department of Education for submitting late audits.
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Independent investigations and tax audits were begun, but they were dropped after he left the presidency.
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State attorneys general could also open audits of Trump, since they don't defer to the IRS.
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It's also one of the only providers to publish regular, independent security audits of its apps.
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The company will also face separate annual environmental management systems audits over the next three years.
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We work with the IMF and other institutions to establish our laws and audits and reviews.
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Ongoing audits, breach settlements and hefty fines confirm the need for better security and privacy controls.
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The audits would also ensure that the criteria being used is actually related to job tasks.
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The PCAOB's work has led to "vastly improved" audits, said Jeanette Franzel, a former PCAOB member.
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Only three states, however, require post-election audits that verify mathematically that results are likely unaltered.
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Trump has declined to do so, saying he won't until audits of his returns have ended.
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The group has urged monthly audits to determine how often officers are turning on the cameras.
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Investigative journalism and government audits uncovered that fraud, waste and financial mismanagement were rampant among OPOs.
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However, the IRS has said that audits don't prevent people from releasing their own tax information.
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This will make audits of voting machines post-election important given the high risk of tampering.
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Trump did not release his tax returns from those years, even though the audits were over.
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He originally claimed that ongoing audits prevented him from disclosing his tax returns to the public.
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For instance, the reports propose large tech companies should: ■ Undergo audits of their data and algorithms.
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The measure would create a $20 million grant program for states to perform post-election audits.
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The stand-ins, according to Waldman, include privacy policies, impact assessments, trainings, audits and paper trails.
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He has to do the audits of what actually have happened, and then close those windows.
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TrueUSD, another dollar-backed stablecoin, submits to regular audits and holds collateral funds in an external trust.
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In the past two years its regulators put a dozen banks through stringent anti-money-laundering audits.
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What's more, many audits are not vigorous enough to establish with confidence that no interference has occurred.
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It backed a target of cutting by a quarter the number of audits that raise "quality issues".
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ICE has also conducted more than 5,000 so-called I-9 audits at companies across the country.
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The legislation would also create annual audits of surveillance technology to ensure the tools are properly used.
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He also needed to prepare for audits of labor rights and environmental standards that U.S. retailers require.
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He also needed to prepare for audits of labour rights and environmental standards that U.S. retailers require.
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He also notes that a government team that reviewed the audits recommended fines or suspensions, not closures.
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It carries out regular human-rights audits, known as "universal periodic reviews", on each UN member state.
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Business policy: Has voted in favor of bills that Democrats say would reduce independent audits of corporations.
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KPMG in Hong Kong, that signed off the audits, has claimed it does not have the papers.
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Since the breach, Uber agreed to 20 years of privacy audits in a settlement with the FTC.
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According to the complaint, Singer and Loughlin discussed IRS audits of the KWF in wiretapped phone calls.
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Background: Already, Facebook has faced audits by the Federal Trade Commission and the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Another reason audits cannot offer any guarantees is that, despite involving numbers and spreadsheets, they are subjective.
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Critics have said that independent audits, which have monitored Facebook's compliance with a previous settlement, aren't enough.
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The findings of the audits will be shared with federal prosecutors and the federal police, he said.
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However, the IRS has said that nothing prevents people from releasing their own tax information, including audits.
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Details from the FRC's annual review of audits could be made more public and detailed, he said.
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The investigation at Target, which routinely audits its products, finished at the end of July, Snyder said.
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None of the IRS's operating divisions have developed guidelines for conducting audits and investigations about virtual currencies.
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But to get state money, cities must be up to date on their financial audits, Gilmore said.
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Purpera said the mayor has a history of turning in audits late, and is now considered noncompliant.
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CMS also has the opportunity use pre-payment audits to catch billing mistakes before claims are paid.
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And we need to require serious post-election audits in randomly selected precincts before certifying final results.
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Mr. Babis, who denied any wrongdoing, is the subject of two conflict-of-interest audits this year.
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It also publishes annual audits detailing labor and human rights performance throughout its global web of suppliers.
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Tax audits are at the lowest level in a decade, affecting fewer than 1 percent of taxpayers.
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That compares to audits of about 21625,2900 individual returns in fiscal 220006, a rate of 2202 percent.
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Many of the audits would be routine, because the taxpayers in question would have nothing to hide.
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Congress has already adopted that rule for the deficiency notices that the IRS often issues after audits.
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And fewer audits have meant additional uncollected taxes, estimated at $14 billion over the past two years.
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However, the IRS has said that audits don't prevent people from making their own tax information public.
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These were matters that were neither criminal investigations nor audits, the typical functions of an IG office.
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Landlords, for example, can choose to have free energy audits, and more than 100 have done so.
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Elections officials will also be required to perform random audits of the machines to check counting accuracy.
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Audits prompted by the criminal case turned up thousands of soldiers who had improperly received cash incentives.
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Those included more analysis of safety technology, third-party audits, incident investigation analyses and stricter emergency preparedness.
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"Nearly everyone has an extreme phobia about IRS audits," said Brian Stoner, a CPA in Burbank, California.
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Waste management specialists who reviewed the audits said they found them troubling but were not necessarily surprised.
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The new rules include random audits of five teams' communications with other front offices and player agents.
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But proponents of pay audits note that methodology is key to properly identifying disparities in equal pay.
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She now spends her retirement in Florida running the Fair Food Standards Council which oversees the audits.
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It also requires the agency to submit regular audits of federal agencies vulnerable to cyberattacks to Congress.
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Hospitals have repeatedly claimed that the denials of their appeals were solely related to faulty RAC audits.
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EITI audits payments by mining companies to governments annually, an initiative the companies sign up to voluntarily.
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In the modern era, the code used in voting machines needs to be subject to audits too.
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The IRS has said that there's nothing that prevents taxpayers from releasing their own returns, including audits.
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The committee does safety audits — talking to people and looking at the buildings to see what's unsafe.
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This can be done through methods like regular audits or tying diversity metrics to bonuses and benefits.
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These include conducting regular threat assessments, using voting machines that create paper trails and conducting postelection audits.
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"We have initiated manpower audits across all our third-party suppliers," it said in an emailed statement.
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Five former PCAOB staffers had been charged in 2018 for making unauthorized disclosures related to KPMG's audits.
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Most of Facebook's partners declined to discuss what kind of reviews or audits Facebook subjected them to.
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But before it could come to that, the special electoral tribunal dismissed the audits, declaring them flawed.
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Energy savings can be so great that many municipalities offer financial incentives to homeowners for energy audits.
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Facebook was required to do every-two-year audits in the wake of its 2012 FTC settlement.
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Fear of legal backlash has impeded companies from conducting audits or self-reporting information, according to Hegewish.
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But you could just change it, or you could just not enforce that part about presidential audits.
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Audits, which have already become rare, could drop even further and more fraudulent returns could go undetected.
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In November, 24 states will require post-election audits of paper records, according to the Brennan Center.
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Democrats and NIST staffers have criticized the provision that put NIST in charge of conducting the audits.
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Last summer, the monitor reported that employees continued to display a lack of coöperation with internal audits.
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The delay was caused by a vacancy at the auditor general's office which audits state-controlled companies.
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The scale and complexity of the case was "exceptional", covering audits for four years, the watchdog said.
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Advance notice would give them a chance to make sure that any targeted audits were squeaky clean.
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The Internal Revenue Service has maintained that audits do not prevent political candidates from releasing their returns.
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"We will be gearing up and making this commitment," MacGregor said, referring to preparing for joint audits.
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"Technically, these aren't audits," said Jim Buttonow, director of H&R Block's Tax Audit and Notice Services.
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That compares with just over 1 million audits that year — a roughly 30 percent drop since 2011.
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So-called return information is also protected, such as the details of the mechanics of any audits.
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Details: The tool, which DHS' Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency calls Arlo, simplifies performing the audits' math.
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She now spends her retirement in Florida, running the Fair Food Standards Council, which oversees the audits.
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Several audits of Belgian slaughterhouses showed that ritually killed animals were still conscious up to several minutes.
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Some of them — such as thorough audits of data and algorithms — may be technically difficult to achieve.
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Under the voluntary programs, farmers have been able to lose points in safety audits, but still pass.
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The legal strategy of focusing on IRS audits of Trump is only one option at Neal's disposal.
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Between the lines: The audits, called "risk adjustment data validation," have created paranoia among insurers for years.
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I have a major piece of legislation now, PAVE, would require paper ballots and risk-limiting audits.
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The inspectors, from a specialized company called Control Union, carried out 120 audits in 2015, the officials said.
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KPMG also plans to dismiss Jacques Wessels, the lead partner on audits of Gupta-linked firms, it said.
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It'll involve things that can happen to American executives and organizations in China, such as nice tax audits.
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HMRC regularly audits the accounts of U.K. companies and we're currently engaged with them on this standard review.
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O'Rourke's plan also calls for federal funding for election security measures -- including paper balloting and "risk-limiting" audits.
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The Senate has blocked legislation calling for tougher audits of the Federal Reserve, rebuffing efforts by Republican Sen.
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Manafort cited Trump's explanation that his returns since 2009 are still the subject of Internal Revenue Service audits.
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Access to the RSPO credits would help farmers to finance further audits needed for the certification, Rumondang said.
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It seems like in the end we may see more IRS tax audits and prosecutions than DOJ investigations.
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Vendors have to follow some government guidelines and undergo certain audits, but they're largely unaccountable to the public.
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Budget audits became a constant part of my life as I tried to figure out what to do.
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The registry will also eliminate time-consuming audits by underwriters because transactions will be recorded in one place.
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These audits are based on FEMA inspections and a survivor's ability to send in a host of documentation.
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The IRS automatically audits the tax returns of the president and vice president — and has since the 1970s.
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JBS did not return a request for comment on whether it was targeted by new audits on Thursday.
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Drivers undergo a month-long training session as well as in-car audits, incident response drills, and exams.
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NSF International, formerly known as the National Sanitation Foundation, is another public health standards organization that audits supplements.
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It will also include stronger enforcement, including audits, to ensure conditions of approval are being followed as intended.
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As of today, more than half of the states have signed up for Homeland Security's optional cybersecurity audits.
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He has ordered lifestyle audits for all government officials as part of the renewed attempt to battle corruption.
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The most secure election system is one where audits are routine, public, and completely devoid of news value.
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EAC also accredits testing laboratories and certifies voting systems, as well as audits the use of HAVA funds.
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In another case, they stopped California from forcing two banks to conduct audits of their own residential mortgages.
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Certified public accountants usually conduct the audits, which examine a city's revenue, expenses and compliance with other laws.
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EAC also accredits testing laboratories and certifies voting systems, as well as audits the use of HAVA funds.
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"In short, audits just became much more expensive and fewer people will wish to do them," he said.
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Through Tulip, manufacturers can implement interactive work instructions, automatic data collection, quality control, audits, machine monitoring, and training.
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Minmetals is one of two state firms under scrutiny in a new round of nationwide environmental compliance audits.
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Along with his request for the returns, Neal asked for information about any audits of the tax filings.
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Inditex said last September that its social audits had found the plant complied with its Code of Conduct.
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Individual Pentagon programs have undergone audits, but the Pentagon had not faced a comprehensive audit until last year.
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"By definition, GAGAS, which is Generally Accepted Government Auditing Standards, only apply to audits," he said in January.
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The program would also enable election audits and let both voters and third-party organizations verify the results.
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They can implement robust post-election audits, and engage in pro-active monitoring of election data and results.
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And we need a system of pre-election and postelection security audits to increase confidence in the system.
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The IRS conducts a few random audits to compile data for profiles of typical earners in various brackets.
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EAC also accredits testing laboratories and certifies voting systems, as well as audits the use of HAVA funds.
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Our Chinese partners must pass routine unannounced audits and are committed to socially responsible engagement with their employees.
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Moving forward, Facebook says if audits of any apps show misuse of data, it will inform impacted users.
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The audit for that year was one of 160 company audits in the FRC's routine annual quality review.
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That would include grants to hire additional personnel, purchase new equipment and fund audits to ensure voting accuracy.
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The OIG is an independent office that audits, investigates and evaluates the agency's activities, the EPA statement said.
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The group later closely monitored its own social media metrics, reviewing its own operatives' performance in internal audits.
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RAC audits are happening nationwide not only to dentists but also to physicians, hospitals and other healthcare providers.
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PwC said this month it was investing an extra 30 million pounds to focus more quality in audits.
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Once a product is approved, the E.P.A. conducts regular audits to ensure that standards continue to be upheld.
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Many of us were angry and terrified but still energized about things like vote audits and faithless electors.
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The federal government encourages home-energy audits through the Department of Energy's Home Performance with Energy Star program.
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The FDIC defended the pace of its severance audits, which in some cases have taken months to finish.
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Such audits take into consideration financial information and, more recently, the company's computer network and its security protocol.
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And all audits should be performed by human beings, not machines, counting actual paper ballots, not electronic ones.
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In addition, state attorneys general could also initiate audits of Trump, since they don't defer to the IRS.
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Neal wants Trump returns from 2013-18, as well as any details of IRS audits of those filings.
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But he assailed the audits, calling them "an attack on the Czech Republic" and labeling their authors incompetent.
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Wayne Williams, Colorado's secretary of state, has convened a working group to roll out rules for the audits.
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In a statement, PwC said that Botta signed off on the same audits about which he raised alarms.
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Regulators worry that firms could be tempted to go soft on audits to get more lucrative consultancy work.
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The initiative was announced less than two weeks after Mr. González Jr. and his organizations received their audits.
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Community organizations became targets of anti-gay crusades, subjected to intense scrutiny, including exhaustive audits, by federal agencies.
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Employers can set up audits to be notified of suspicious behavior and create custom scripts for retaining data.
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Most audits are handled through the mail, with about a third conducted face to face, the agency says.
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Rigorous nonprofit evaluations at scaleWhen ImpactMatters launched in 2015, it focused on conducting what it called impact audits.
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Many contracts were put in place without strict provisions about reporting security incidents, or allowing third party audits.
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This left Illinois in the worst shape of the 42 U.S. states that have filed fiscal 2015 audits.
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Mnuchin said that Neal's stated purpose about interest in the extent to which the IRS audits presidents is "difficult to accept on its face" and that the terms of Neal's request don't fit his stated purpose since he requested tax information from only the current president, whose audits are ongoing.
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In a single day this year, the authorities initiated nine separate audits of organizations that Mr. González Jr. has been deeply involved with, and the government has signaled that it may revoke some of their nonprofit statuses, according to representatives of the organizations and others with firsthand knowledge of the audits.
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On Friday, Mr. Stringer cited two recent audits while repeating earlier criticisms of the Buildings Department's oversight of cranes.
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Clinton's team said they investigated every theory presented and examined laws and practices pertaining to recounts, contests and audits.
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The documents reference training manuals and audits, but the NYPD has so far refused to release them to Georgetown.
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Refunds will go out but things like audits and phone support for those with tax question won't be happening.
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State Police say they now have increased oversight for overtime shifts and are conducting regular audits of high earners.
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It added that regular audits were carried out "and if infractions are identified, we work to immediately rectify them."
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Between the lines: Health insurers have successfully fought off or watered down these audits since they were first proposed.
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That's according to a new report from the Government Accountability Office, a federal agency that does audits for Congress.
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Crucially, these kinds of audits need to be done in the spirit of mutual understanding rather than being accusatory.
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The Mexican grill restaurant regularly conducts internal audits of their beef supplies, including annual farm inspections, the report says.
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Similar shenanigans apparently marred Deloitte's audits of Oi, a Brazilian telecoms firm which filed for bankruptcy protection in June.
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Voatz says it's cooperated with the Department of Homeland Security on audits that have not yet been publicly released.
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"He proudly told us he opened and watched the videos all the way through during the audits," she wrote.
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But the 705 site audits conducted in 2016, for instance, cover only a portion of Apple's massive supply chain.
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And some of those federal funds will also go to pay for better cybersecurity and improving post-election audits.
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Another review has proposed replacing the regulator for audits, the Financial Reporting Council, with a new, more powerful authority.
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The Reports Analysis Division of the FEC, which audits campaign filings, issued a letter to the campaign on Nov.
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Correction: This story was revised to correct the frequency of the audits to qualify for exemptions under the legislation.
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The problems is that most states haven't changed their laws to allow officials to perform these kinds of audits.
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A department spokesman said he was "unaware of any systemic response" to potential overtime discrepancies pinpointed in agency audits.
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In the late 1950s, the IRS adopted IBM's mainframe computers and like magic, the number of audits required dropped.
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The bill is aimed at mandating risk-limiting audits for all federal elections, among other protect-the-vote measures.
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After Iceland began enforcing pay audits, some employers sought to hire more women for jobs traditionally held by men.
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The FRC said half of the eight Grant Thornton audits it inspected for 13/18 required significant improvement. bit.
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There was no overall improvement on last year's findings when all audits reviewed failed to meet the 90% target.
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Only half of Grant Thornton's sample audits were assessed as good, down from 75% in 2018, the FRC said.
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How it works: The program generally provides representation for people in IRS disputes, including audits, appeals, collections and litigation.
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The MFA does not require states to consolidate audits, so a business could be audited in multiple states simultaneously.
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Firms would have to track myriad tax rates and be exposed to audits by any of these taxing authorities.
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That avoids forcing every business to answer to 46 differing state regimes for definitions, tax rates, rules, and audits.
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The IRS says it expects to conduct 1.2 million individual audits this year, the lowest level in 11 years.
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Set higher standards for post-election audits, and make them mandatory It's not enough to have a paper trail.
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The agreement requires Google to abide by strict privacy and disclosure requirements and to submit to regular privacy audits.
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The GAO provides nonpartisan information to members of Congress, including audits of government activities and reports about public policy.
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Last year it started submitting itself to voluntary audits, in what appears to be preparation for a public debut.
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It would utilize NIST's expertise in the Inspector General's evaluations and audits of U.S. federal agencies' cybersecurity performance recommendations.
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In addition, audits show some parts and materials used in the repairs were not up to standard, he said.
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Audits per 1,000 tax returns: 8.69 (state: 8.20)Median household income: $45,802 (state: $46,472)Poverty rate: 19.3% (state: 18.0%)
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Audits per 1,000 tax returns: 9.25 (state: 7.87)Median household income: $43,43 (state: $53,510)Poverty rate: 19.7% (state: 17.0%)
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Audits per 1,000 tax returns: 9.71 (state: 7.96)Median household income: $44,779 (state: $67,169)Poverty rate: 23.8% (state: 15.1%)
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Audits per 1,000 tax returns: 8.17 (state: 7.39)Median household income: $89,773 (state: $73,781)Poverty rate: 8.8% (state: 10.1%)
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Audits per 1,000 tax returns: 7.60 (state: 7.39)Median household income: $72,743 (state: $74,923)Poverty rate: 10.0% (state: 10.3%)
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Audits per 1,000 tax returns: 7.67 (state: 7.49)Median household income: $44,930 (state: $61,229)Poverty rate: 19.8% (state: 13.5%)
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Audits per 1,000 tax returns: 7.29 (state: 7.17)Median household income: $49,538 (state: $53,024)Poverty rate: 14.3% (state: 12.9%)
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Audits per 1,000 tax returns: 7.28 (state: 7.24)Median household income: $81,838 (state: $74,167)Poverty rate: 10.0% (state: 11.1%)
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Audits per 1,000 tax returns: 7.01 (state: 6.99)Median household income: $73,735 (state: $65,699)Poverty rate: 9.4% (state: 10.5%)
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Audits per 1,000 tax returns: 7.32 (state: 7.43)Median household income: $49,412 (state: $50,801)Poverty rate: 15.9% (state: 14.4%)
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Audits per 1,000 tax returns: 7.48 (state: 7.16)Median household income: $54,479 (state: $56,675)Poverty rate: 12.3% (state: 12.0%)
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Audits per 1,000 tax returns: 6.91 (state: 6.91)Median household income: $75,777 (state: $71,305)Poverty rate: 8.6% (state: 8.1%)
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Audits per 1,000 tax returns: 7.97 (state: 7.82)Median household income: $72,205 (state: $62,765)Poverty rate: 13.8% (state: 15.1%)
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Audits per 1,000 tax returns: 7.33 (state: 7.23)Median household income: $48,284 (state: $52,407)Poverty rate: 17.8% (state: 14.9%)
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Audits per 1,000 tax returns: 7.95 (state: 7.35)Median household income: $40,705 (state: $56,119)Poverty rate: 18.6% (state: 14.9%)
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Audits per 1,000 tax returns: 8.71 (state: 8.02)Median household income: $40,888 (state: $48,781)Poverty rate: 20.6% (state: 16.6%)
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Audits per 1,000 tax returns: 8.63 (state: 7.92)Median household income: $50,194 (state: $48,708)Poverty rate: 18.9% (state: 16.7%)
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Audits per 1,000 tax returns: 7.69 (state: 7.24)Median household income: $55,175 (state: $65,325)Poverty rate: 14.2% (state: 11.0%)
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Audits per 1,000 tax returns: 7.53 (state: 7.55)Median household income: $61,889 (state: $68,766)Poverty rate: 12.2% (state: 11.2%)
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Audits per 1,000 tax returns: 7.63 (state: 7.44)Median household income: $41,141 (state: $44,061)Poverty rate: 18.5% (state: 17.8%)
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Audits per 1,000 tax returns: 6.99 (state: 7.02)Median household income: $80,724 (state: $76,114)Poverty rate: 8.5% (state: 10.2%)
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Audits per 1,000 tax returns: 8.75 (state: 8.16)Median household income: $38,547 (state: $43,813)Poverty rate: 23.4% (state: 18.1%)
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Audits per 1,000 tax returns: 7.76 (state: 7.36)Median household income: $42,386 (state: $65,458)Poverty rate: 19.8% (state: 11.5%)
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Audits per 1,000 tax returns: 7.37 (state: 7.31)Median household income: $57,647 (state: $63,036)Poverty rate: 13.0% (state: 12.1%)
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Audits per 1,000 tax returns: 8.74 (state: 8.21)Median household income: $51,758 (state: $50,883)Poverty rate: 16.1% (state: 15.5%)
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Audits per 1,000 tax returns: 9.39 (state: 8.40)Median household income: $40,612 (state: $52,977)Poverty rate: 25.7% (state: 16.9%)
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Audits per 1,000 tax returns: 7.79 (state: 7.69)Median household income: $54,663 (state: $50,985)Poverty rate: 11.5% (state: 14.5%)
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Audits per 1,000 tax returns: 7.52 (state: 7.31)Median household income: $48,681 (state: $52,182)Poverty rate: 16.5% (state: 14.6%)
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Audits per 1,000 tax returns: 7.35 (state: 7.03)Median household income: $54,474 (state: $56,570)Poverty rate: 12.9% (state: 12.0%)
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Audits per 1,000 tax returns: 7.33 (state: 7.30)Median household income: $53,953 (state: $55,477)Poverty rate: 13.9% (state: 12.8%)
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Audits per 1,000 tax returns: 7.79 (state: 7.76)Median household income: $46,716 (state: $46,535)Poverty rate: 18.7% (state: 18.3%)
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Audits per 1,000 tax returns: 8.92 (state: 8.39)Median household income: $39,904 (state: $46,710)Poverty rate: 24.2% (state: 19.6%)
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Audits per 1,000 tax returns: 7.54 (state: 7.36)Median household income: $56,000 (state: $78,916)Poverty rate: 13.3% (state: 9.7%)
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Audits per 1,000 tax returns: 7.73 (state: 7.40)Median household income: $47,132 (state: $52,668)Poverty rate: 17.2% (state: 15.6%)
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Audits per 1,000 tax returns: 8.76 (state: 8.86)Median household income: $49,381 (state: $42,009)Poverty rate: 18.5% (state: 21.5%)
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Audits per 1,000 tax returns: 7.93 (state: 7.57)Median household income: $45,913 (state: $51,542)Poverty rate: 15.9% (state: 14.6%)
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Audits per 1,000 tax returns: 7.73 (state: 7.64)Median household income: $54,882 (state: $55,434)Poverty rate: 14.6% (state: 14.2%)
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Audits per 1,000 tax returns: 7.65 (state: 7.52)Median household income: $77,027 (state: $76,475)Poverty rate: 11.3% (state: 10.7%)
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Audits per 1,000 tax returns: 8.66 (state: 8.13)Median household income: $39,114 (state: $46,718)Poverty rate: 27.9% (state: 20.6%)
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Audits per 1,000 tax returns: 8.63 (state: 7.87)Median household income: $41,593 (state: $50,320)Poverty rate: 19.1% (state: 16.1%)
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Audits per 1,000 tax returns: 6.81 (state: 6.98)Median household income: $52,377 (state: $61,285)Poverty rate: 15.5% (state: 11.0%)
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Audits per 1,000 tax returns: 7.95 (state: 7.82)Median household income: $49,608 (state: $49,767)Poverty rate: 16.6% (state: 16.2%)
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Audits per 1,000 tax returns: 7.51 (state: 7.19)Median household income: $66,285 (state: $56,951)Poverty rate: 13.1% (state: 13.1%)
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Audits per 1,000 tax returns: 7.16 (state: 7.26)Median household income: $61,536 (state: $61,043)Poverty rate: 13.0% (state: 13.4%)
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Audits per 1,000 tax returns: 7.27 (state: 7.34)Median household income: $52,683 (state: $54,126)Poverty rate: 13.0% (state: 13.9%)
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Audits per 1,000 tax returns: 9.86 (state: 8.13)Median household income: $37,097 (state: $57,051)Poverty rate: 31.8% (state: 16.0%)
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Audits per 1,000 tax returns: 6.81 (state: 7.10)Median household income: $65,476 (state: $57,808)Poverty rate: 10.4% (state: 11.4%)
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Audits per 1,000 tax returns: 7.92 (state: 7.23)Median household income: $47,470 (state: $66,174)Poverty rate: 19.0% (state: 12.2%)
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Audits per 1,000 tax returns: 7.20 (state: 6.93)Median household income: $57,531 (state: $56,759)Poverty rate: 14.5% (state: 12.3%)
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The program would also enable election audits and let both voters and third-party organizations verify the results. When?
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Short on resources, the agency collected just $1.53 billion from audits last year, its lowest total in 13 years.
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Under the deal, Emirates and Etihad Airways will voluntarily open their books to audits and issue annual financial statements.
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But it took a broader search of the website to find the audits of the other United Nations missions.
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Similar audits are planned this year and next for the missions in the Central African Republic, Mali and Somalia.
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Everybody wants to second-guess her physicians or accountants until their fever hits 85033, or the IRS audits them.
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Of the 11 companies that did respond, 10 confirmed that they had conducted pay audits since signing the pledge.
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These audits are generated by Medicare to recoup revenue and tend to follow patterns of overpayments to hospital providers.
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It enables private contractors to demand patient records, conduct audits on providers, and collect a percentage of any refunds.
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Additional teams of specialists arrived on-site this week to investigate, and we've initiated weekly audits of this issue.
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At the time, he took with him confidential information about the board's planned review of audits conducted by KPMG.
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We have approached them with deep collaboration with our clients and these audits have resulted satisfactorily with positive conclusion.
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Mr. Neal said the information was needed so that the committee could review how the I.R.S. conducts presidential audits.
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Mr. Stanek had "lost confidence" in both directors following audits of their museums, he said at the news conference.
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An analysis by my organization has found that scores of dangerous prisons are passing their audits with flying colors.
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In India, PwC audits under the Price Waterhouse brand, with a network of local firms operating under the banner.
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States should start by piloting risk-limiting audits and proceed to full implementation for all federal and state elections.
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Google, among other requirements, must submit to regular privacy audits and follow a comprehensive privacy program under the settlement.
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Legislators have introduced several bills that propose to bolster security, in part by mandating paper trails and manual audits.
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During the meetings, the White House officials asked agencies to flag any possible problems, including ongoing investigations or audits.
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Critics say Voatz should be more transparent about its technology and those it has tapped to perform independent audits.
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They would have to open their records to CUNY, and would be subject to periodic audits by the university.
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Voatz says that independent experts audit its app for vulnerabilities, but the company hasn't shared results of those audits.
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No such audits existed, and the calls were used to confirm that the clients were aware of the scam.
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Chronically late financial audits were common for both, and severe budget problems adversely affected the delivery of government services.
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PepsiCo initially decided to conduct audits which examined land as well as some social, environmental, and human rights issues.
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It's IRS internal policy, but not law, to conduct annual audits of the president's and vice president's tax returns.
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PCAOB inspections have found nearly a third of the Big Four audits they review have some sort of deficiency.
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PCAOB inspections have found nearly a third of the Big Four audits they review have some sort of deficiency.
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"Most people, the 212017%, they&aposre afraid of the IRS," said an attorney who works on large corporate audits.
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By comparison, from 2010 through 2018, the IRS completed about 223,000 audits of corporations with assets above $1 billion.
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The PCAOB, a private nonprofit, is responsible for carrying out regular inspections of audits performed by firms like KPMG.
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It must also undergo "security audits" on new models of the iPhone before gaining approval to sell the product.
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The company, which is already facing 20 years of FTC audits, is racing toward several skirmishes with the feds.
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During the 2016 campaign, Trump promised to release his tax returns, but he later reversed course, citing ongoing audits.
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His administration has conducted payroll audits and workplace raids, which have resulted in the arrest of thousands of workers.
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Financial restatements — which typically are the result of mistaken accounting or flawed audits — are at an 18-year-low.
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By the time he resigned, Pruitt had triggered more than a dozen audits, inquiries, and investigations across the government.
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The bill instead proposes a "three-part solution": letting contract officers choose either the DCAA or outsource to a "qualified private auditor," with the goal of having 25 percent of all incurred-cost audits done by the private sector by 2020; "don't spend $85033 to go after $1," or only look at contracts over a certain price threshold; and require the audits to be done within a year to drive the DCAA to prioritize "higher-risk audits" and thus better use its time and money.
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The FTC said Uber has agreed to put in place a comprehensive privacy program, including undergoing regular independent privacy audits.
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The findings, and others, come from departmental audits that analyzed several concentrated periods of stop-and-frisk activity last year.
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Instead, the company will submit to external audits of its privacy controls every two years for the next 20 years.
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River Island told Channel 4 it removed Fashion Square from their suppliers' list in February 2016 following two failed audits.
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During our audits, we found numerous cases in which mandatory reporters failed to comply with laws designed to protect beneficiaries.
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The office randomly audits about 2 percent of the 200,000 contractors who do business with the federal government each year.
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Air traffic control, hazardous material safety inspections and accident investigations continue, but some rulemaking, inspections and audits have been paused.
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The researchers who forced that response also hope to enable others to perform their own audits of machine-learning systems.
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According to various audits and reports of a few years ago, not all those funds have always been well spent.
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In the UAE and elsewhere, there have been no independent audits of these platforms for accuracy or freedom from bias.
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The letter, according to the Journal, argues that network security can't be effectively managed by audits of equipment or software.
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In 22015, the Connecticut state lab lost its accreditation after federal audits found a backlog of thousands of DNA cases.
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The judge said it was equally plausible that the DNTW was itself fooled or that it simply performed poor audits.
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The PCAOB has the power to inspect any foreign accounting firm that audits a company listed on an American exchange.
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The information could also be useful and even critical in internal investigations and risk assessment audits or in legal disputes.
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"These companies say they're secure, that they do audits, but don't take the necessary steps to protect themselves from threats."
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We have been regulated in Europe by the Irish DPC whose done extensive audits of our systems over multiple years.
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Suppliers of commercial face-recognition systems might submit to audits, to demonstrate that their systems are not propagating bias unintentionally.
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From information security audits to IS audit processes, this bundle covers everything you need to jumpstart a successful cybersecurity career.
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"From now on such unannounced audits will be part of a new inspection protocol coordinated out or Brasília," Novacki said.
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They are also subjected to regular audits to make sure they are keeping up with the rules of the road.
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But the rate at which the agency audits tax returns has plummeted by 210 percent since the budget cuts started.
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The EAC, established as part of the act, certifies voting systems, creates (voluntary) guidelines and audits programs funded through HAVA.
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Experts say audits, and the potential for fines, may also be needed to spur the insurers to file the reports.
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The audits come less than two months before Obamacare's fourth open enrollment season, for 2017 coverage, is scheduled to begin.
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But the states have a mishmash of requirements, and many don't do audits to make sure cases are being reported.
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I also assist with insuring our transportation program runs efficiently, scheduling all of our employees, making sure we pass audits.
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The total amount to be securitized has yet to be defined, pending discussions with the audits court TCU, Oliveira said.
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There's still ample reason to trust the system and its results, but audits are a good way to improve it.
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Both require risk-limiting audits, security assessments of election machines, more funding for election cybersecurity, and extending the voting period.
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Right now, the NFL said, the special masters base their findings only on the evidence BrownGreer develops in its audits.
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No wonder he spent so much time at the last GOP debate talking about being a victim of IRS audits.
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When approached at his office in St. Joseph, the mayor declined CNN's request for an interview about the town's audits.
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Immigration officials also have beefed up audits of companies to verify their employees are authorized to work in the country.
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These audits could be used to put pressure on tech companies, forcing them to reveal trade secrets or software vulnerabilities.
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He'd presumably be White House chief of staff, and those he considers enemies could begin preparing their annual IRS audits.
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Device-makers, in particular, need to conduct extensive security audits and significantly increase the security testing before their products ship.
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The museum fought back, but in a settlement agreed to pay royalties and to regular audits of its gift shop.
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Neal's stated purpose for requesting Trump's federal returns focuses on interest in oversight about the IRS's audits of sitting presidents.
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But those largely involved systemic audits, and they took place in 2007 — almost another era in the world of cybersecurity.
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Prudential staff reviewed the red flags during six quarterly audits and concluded the transfers to a third-party were legitimate.
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That draft largely focused on audits, leveraging cybersecurity-conscious agencies to issue reports on vulnerable systems, threats and other matters.
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A new bill would require states to use voting machines with paper backups and conduct audits in close elections. Rep.
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The result: The enforcement staff has shrunk by 23 percent, leading to a similar reduction in the number of audits.
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Watchdog groups and federal audits suggest that it is hard to accurately assess progress because the agency's estimates are unreliable.
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Businesses can potentially use blockchain for everything from quality assurance to securities/commodities trading, from audits to supply chain management.
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The upshot: New questions about the Federal Trade Commission's ability to police such tech companies through outside audits (The Hill).
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While it is internal IRS policy to conduct mandatory audits of presidents and vice presidents, it is not the law.
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The groom's father, a certified public accountant, is a partner, managing audits, in EisnerAmper, an accounting firm in New York.
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I am on the road about 10 days a month, checking supplier safety and hygiene, and conducting quality assurance audits.
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While the health law requires the ministries to submit to annual independent audits, critics question whether that safeguard is sufficient.
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These congressional requests are not audits, investigations, or inspections, but a tertium quid with no standards to hold IGs accountable.
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Meanwhile, the IRS has stopped several other functions: audits, return examinations, non-automated collections, and legal counsel, among other operations.
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Even more important, Mr. Trump's New York returns will allow House investigators to reconstruct the results of any past audits.
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The agency apologized for its improper audits, and a Justice Department investigation found mismanagement but no evidence of a crime.
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His biggest weapon might be lawmakers with proposals to limit the central bank's power, like congressional audits of the Fed.
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SEC commissioners had previously voted 85033-1 last year to advance the proposal to exempt smaller companies from certain audits.
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But the rate at which the agency audits tax returns has plummeted by 42 percent since the budget cuts started.
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In March 2017, Washington hit the company with $1.19 billion in penalties and ordered it to submit to regular audits.
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Mr. Wyden also sent letters to the major carriers, seeking audits of their relationships with companies that buy consumer data.
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These independent, third-party audits can be an important part of the process, even if they are only partly effective.
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The tool has already been used to conduct post-election audits across the country, including during the recent 2019 elections.
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The assistant inspector general of audits for OPM, Michael Esser, said the security breach followed a "long history of failing".
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Beginning in 2012, he started finding errors and problems in the audits of three different companies, according to his suit.
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The FRC has also approached top auditors about how shared audits could be introduced before any legislation is in place.
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To those involved in the groups, the audits were an obvious scare tactic, an overt way to threaten their activities.
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That is usually used to tally the results and can be saved for audits that ensure votes were tallied correctly.
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Mr. Spicer also repeated the president's argument that continuing, routine audits of his taxes prevented them from being made public.
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The dip in audits over the past decade is largely due to budget and personnel reductions over that time period.
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The tool has already been used to conduct post-election audits across the country, including during the recent 85033 elections.
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The Electoral Commission of Zambia (ECZ) said audits were taking longer than expected partly due to a large voter turnout.
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They include regular audits of spending by programs run jointly with automakers, a new ethics officer and an ethics hotline.
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The RBI had conducted the audits at banks 8-10 months ago and issued show-cause notices four months ago.
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About half the states perform postelection audits, but many don't examine enough ballots to ensure that errors will be caught.
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Trump has cited IRS audits of his personal tax returns as a reason not to release them to the public.
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In October 2015, just a few days after CEETA members fired off a letter to the IRS decrying the use of outside counsel on audits, Pam Olson, one of CEETA&aposs PwC lobbyists, sat down for a two-hour meeting with Doug O&aposDonnell, the head of the IRS division that audits large corporations.
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Will Google have to monitor and perform security audits on all of those as well in order to protect Android users?
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Mr Madnick recommends big firms conduct security audits of supply-chain partners, vendors and takeover targets to sniff out cyber-vulnerabilities.
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While the Election Security Act would offer non-binding guidelines that suggest mandatory audits should take place, there is no enforcement.
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SBC is subject to various external audits by the MSS, National Assembly and the board of Audit and Inspection of Korea.
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He believes algorithm audits are a critical need for the public, particularly for people who are and historically have been marginalized.
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Thailand has met the requirements of our program and you can review the details of the latest audits here and here.
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"Our apps and activity on Facebook have been subject to regular audits and reviews with the company," a CubeYou spokeswoman said.
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The government has increased certain taxes and stepped up audits and enforcement, but the efforts have yet to yield a payoff.
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In the years since, few departments have applied the recommendations, which include regular audits of officers' traffic stops and response calls.
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Machines go through rigorous pre-election testing every cycle, and many states do post-election audits to verify results as well.
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Average annual pay: $41,113 What they do: Bookkeepers record financial transactions and write financial reports and are responsible for performing audits.
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"Consumers clearly expect stronger enforcement in all forms, including orders, fines and audits," the OPC's report, which doesn't mention Equifax, states.
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For one, a company's books are so vast that audits can only realistically assess a sample of transactions in selected markets.
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But lenders, under pressure to avoid loan-loss provisions, are pushing to finalise the restructuring before half-yearly audits this month.
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The social network now works with third-party measurement companies and has agreed to undergo audits from the Media Rating Council.
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Trump, meanwhile, has regularly insisted they are being audited even though federal audits don't prevent someone from making their taxes public.
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The PCAOB inspects audits for all firms listed in America, regardless of the auditor's location (though China refuses its inspectors access).
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Swing states could change their laws by 2020 so that audits happen automatically, without the losing candidate having to request them.
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We wouldn't know about that because we don't have Trump's tax returns, nor do we know the results of any audits.
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The gaming authority is also conducting additional audits on the lucrative VIP gambling sector and more vetting of individual junket operators.
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For instance, regular audits could find the algorithm had a systematic bias against certain groups after being deployed across large populations.
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And modern techniques allow jurisdictions to perform statistically rigorous audits at a small fraction of the cost of a statewide recount.
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King says his system of independent checks, balances, audits, and reviews is designed to minimize the possibility of that happening again.
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Nye used the extensive discovery period to acquire and analyze tax records, prospectuses, SEC filings, internal audits, insurance documents, and more.
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But he was also specific: There would be audits and much more restrictive rules for anyone wanting access to Facebook data.
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P&G said it relies on regular audits to root out any transparency failings on the part of its agency relationships.
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The initiative, called Country by Country reporting (CbCR), aims to allow authorities to spot tax avoidance schemes and better target audits.
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But the costly audits mandated by the law ought to be limited to larger companies that require more sophisticated financial controls.
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Profit-sharing between audit and consultancy should be banned, and promotions and bonuses should be based on the quality of audits.
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Bafin in February closed special audits on Deutsche Bank after the bank pledged to redress its shortcomings and implemented some reforms.
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A spokesman for Degroof Petercam said the Belgian national bank carries out regular audits and rejected any accusation of money laundering.
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It said in September it had launched an internal review of its Swiss business over audits of FIFA's financial record keeping.
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Audits are required by law for all federal agencies, but no complete audit has ever been performed on the Defense Department.
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Some short-term spice has been added by the closure of several big Chinese smelters for environmental audits and maintenance overhauls.
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We not only have strict standards, rigorous audits and industry-leading preventative measures, but we also actively look for any violations.
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Mr. Trump has also explained that he cannot release returns from previous years because the government audits him almost every year.
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The district also actively participates in regular safety, security and intruder assessment audits to ensure safety and preparedness in crisis situations.
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The travel and security probe is one of a dozen investigations, audits, and other reviews into Pruitt's management of the agency.
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The Department of Labor is tasked with regular compliance audits to make sure that federal contractors pay men and women equally.
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The company says it publishes monthly reports on the state of its bank account holdings, and subjects them to ongoing audits.
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But those programs were slowly abandoned over the years, and only Minnesota seems to be the state still conducting regular audits.
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Facebook's settlement with the FTC required it to submit to regular third-party audits of its privacy program to ensure compliance.
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In its statement, IKEA said it holds regular safety walks and audits, and that it has a strict no weapons policy.
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The news prompted calls from liberal activists for audits in three states won narrowly by Mr. Trump: Michigan, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania.
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" Job description: "Perform premium audits according to procedures and submit findings via an online system in this full-time, telecommute role.
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Bickert said Facebook conducts weekly audits of every single content reviewer's work to ensure that its rules are being followed consistently.
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She is an assurance manager at PricewaterhouseCoopers, the accounting firm in New York, where she audits public financial statements for clients.
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These alleged ethical lapses have triggered more than a dozen federal inquiries, audits, and investigations, and the scrutiny isn't going away.
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KPMG wore the dunce's cap: the FRC found that half its audits of companies in the FTSE 350 index were flawed.
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But recently, complaints that the administrative burdens interfere with patient care have prompted CMS to scale back such audits on hospitals.
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The audit sector's regulator, the Financial Reporting Council, said last month that some audits of banks were not up to scratch.
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The CISA certification training covers the skills needed to perform effective security audits and assess organizations' information technology and business systems.
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Public security audits of election technology are rare; the last major ones, commissioned by California and Ohio in 20163, were scathing.
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His state returns will give the House a glimpse of past I.R.S. audits, before and after he entered the Oval Office.
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Meanwhile, the IRS will also stop several other functions: audits, return examinations, non-automated collections, and 1040X processing, among other operations.
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All this is automated, and the auditing firm PwC audits the ledger in real time, as opposed to after the fact.
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The rest will be spent on improving voter-registration systems, running vote audits and communicating better with voters around election time.
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Virtually every state is taking steps to harden voter databases and election equipment against outside attacks and to strengthen postelection audits.
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But not all states perform audits, and many that do simply run the paper ballots through a scanner a second time.
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Trump is taking office at a time when the IRS has already been weathering accusations that its audits are politically motivated.
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The steps included greater use of outside audits, closer analysis of safety technology, and the imposition of stricter emergency preparedness requirements.
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The ACGA also highlighted slow progress on reform of state firms, poor audits and disclosure, and low levels of management accountability.
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Chicago, one of the largest police departments nationwide that's using technologies similar to Los Angeles, is trying an alternative to audits.
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But problems are rife, according to government audits and lawsuits against the companies, especially with the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program.
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In 2014, its deficiency rate was 54 percent, which means that inspectors found more mistaken and unreliable audits than good ones.
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Mr. Trump and the company have had issues with the federal government over the years, most famously over income tax audits.
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The agency has lost more than a third of its enforcement staff since 2010, and the result has been fewer audits.
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He said the company refused to voluntarily submit to audits of its privacy policies and practices over the next five years.
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Although Coca-Cola regularly audits and controls the juice companies and the plantations they own directly, this does not include subcontractors.
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Uber agreed to submit 20 years' worth of third-party audits in a settlement with federal investigators over the spy software.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump has a rocky history with the Internal Revenue Service, which he has complained audits him with unfair ferocity.
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The pair accused FCC inspector general David Hunt of sharing agency audits with FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler before they were finalized.
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Average pay: $279,2268/year FlexJobs description: Bookkeepers typically prepare financial reports, allocate and verify accounts, reconcile accounts, perform audits and more.
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The settlement will also require the ride-hailing company to submit to regular independent privacy audits for the next 85033 years.
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The company also must undergo "security audits" on new models of the iPhone before gaining approval to sell them in China.
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The audits are in-depth, as the inspector examines the entire farm operation, including employee hygiene, labor laws and fertilizer application.
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Under the plea deal, the automaker agreed to sweeping reforms, new audits and oversight by an independent monitor for three years.
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The big picture: Medicare Advantage is the growth engine of the insurance industry, which has successfully delayed changes and neutered audits.
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William Consovoy attacked Democrats' arguments that they need Trump's confidential filings so they can vet the IRS' audits of the president.
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Air traffic control, hazardous material safety inspections and accident investigations continue, but some rule-making, inspections and audits have been paused.
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Reuters also reviewed two years of audits of the White House medical unit pharmacy, which did not show any major issues.
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Air traffic control, hazardous material safety inspections and accident investigations will continue, but some rulemaking, inspections and audits will be paused.
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Ronald Recidoro of the Chamber of Mines in the Philippines, a trade group, said that his members had not seen copies of the audits that led to the closures, nor have there been cases filed against them for violations of the clean water and air acts (Ms Lopez has invited companies to inspect the audits in her office).
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The Big Four source said that voluntarily agreeing not to take on audits could be in breach of European Union competition law.
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But the suspicion is that they may go easy in audits in the hope of netting more lucrative work in the future.
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She also said suggested another new power — to go in and inspect companies and conduct data audits — will help it get results.
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This means insisting on full transparency for contributions, third-party audits of party finances, and greater enforcement power for India's Election Commission.
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What's more, fewer than a third of the states have reportedly undergone the security audits offered by the Department of Homeland Security.
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Google agreed not to engage in future privacy misrepresentations and periodic independent audits of its privacy practices for the next 20 years.
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At least some of the federal and state tax returns he gave Pennsylvania were the subject of ongoing audits at the time.
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YouTube routinely audits accounts to make sure stats, like video views and channel subscribers, are accurate and only reflect real, actual users.
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Zuckerberg has promised the company would atone for past sins through audits of former developers and changes in how it handles data.
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It alleges that Hon Hai has "continually failed" to honor obligations such as submitting royalty reports and cooperating with independently conducted audits.
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Specifically, the company refused to voluntarily submit to audits of its privacy policies and practices over the next five years, he said.
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Amazon restrict access through multi-factor authentication, services are all encrypted, and regular audits run on their control environment to protect it.
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The rule also requires brokerages to hire outside accountants, such as PwC, to conduct routine audits to ensure compliance with the rules.
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Bitwarden is the most transparently secure password manager we tested; it's built on open source code that's subject to regular security audits.
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And, as a matter of fact, I know a couple of the audits have come from the fraud division of the IRS.
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The funds were logged as loans in order to meet later audits in Cyprus that required documentation of transfers between bank accounts.
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Accuracy, in this case, means that when Facebook audits a subset of contractors' decisions, its full-time employees agree with the contractors.
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The societies gather on Thursday and Sunday nights for group dinners and for presentations called "bios" or "audits," long-form autobiographical presentations.
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Every time a user's data is accessed, Facebook logs which employ did so, and regularly audits the logs looking for suspicious behavior.
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The federal government audits cyber security measures every year at top agencies, producing reports that routinely expose shortfalls and sometimes major breaches.
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Under pressure, the British government made infection-prevention a legal requirement for hospitals and results from audits on the matter became public.
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Brian Hunt, the head of IFIAR, agrees that audits need modernising so that they stay relevant to investors and help align expectations.
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On Thursday, Trump's special counsel, Michael Cohen, told CNN he would not allow Trump to release them until the audits are complete.
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The central bank of Oman issued specific guidelines for external sharia audits in 2012, and Pakistan's central bank did so in 2014.
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They take naked pictures of you and still let about 95 percent of fake bombs and weapons through unnoticed during government audits.
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But moderation data like blocked users and flagged content could be made portable so it could be applied across multiple platforms. Audits.
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Or how, last year, the Egyptian Civil Aviation Authority, which oversees Sharm el Sheikh Airport, passed ICAO's safety audits with flying colours.
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But lenders, under pressure to avoid loan-loss provisions, have been pushing to finalize a restructuring before half-yearly audits this month.
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The motion claims that BrownGreer has called for audits of 46 percent of the submitted claims because of red flags signaling fraud.
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Verdict: MOSTLY TRUE Reality Check: Sanders on Pentagon audits By Jamie Crawford, CNN National Security Producer In discussing the federal bureaucracy, Sen.
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That bill would have also taken other steps to shore up election security, including mandating routine post-election audits of election results.
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Not alone: Japan took similar measures this year to regulate bitcoin and other "alternative coin" exchanges, opening them up for annual audits.
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It will affect audits and accounting, using the latest AI techniques for quality control in audit work, and this is unquestionably transformative.
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Since the theft of the $1 billion, diagnostic audits are supposed to have been done on the country's three largest remaining banks.
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The Department of Homeland security has stepped up its role in securing elections, but federal resources, including cybersecurity audits, remain opt-in.
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Unstated is that, while audits can catch incidents of outright fraud, rooting out self-dealing and legalized corruption is far more difficult.
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PCAOB regulators found issues with nearly half of KPMG audits from 2013, two years before Sweet allegedly set the scheme in motion.
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Clayton also said the alleged scheme wouldn't likely impact the ability of companies to use KPMG audits in legally mandated financial disclosures.
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One of Aretha's former lawyers tells us the massive tax lien is the result of several audits over the last 6 years.
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They also said departments should regularly audit sex crimes investigations, and those audits should ideally be done by professionals outside the agency.
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Tech giant Salesforce started conducting annual internal pay equality audits in 2016, and found that the problem crept back in subsequent checks.
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"Audits are being carried out in the UK and we are waiting for the conclusions for those," a French government official said.
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The government first confirmed the confiscation on Thursday, when President John Magufuli was receiving audits by parliamentary committees on the mining sector.
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Last May, Kiel and Eisinger wrote that audits are more common for poorer Americans than richer ones because they're easier to conduct.
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Reports in 2013 that IRS officials used government resources to target conservative non-profit organizations for audits also sparked controversy and investigations.
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One of the office's recommendations was that Facebook submit to regular OPC audits to ensure that the company had changed its ways.
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Today, nearly 70% of the world's smelters for the four minerals have undergone and passed conflict-free audits (223 smelters in total).
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Neal said his committee wanted the returns because it is considering legislation and conducting oversight relating to how the IRS audits presidents.
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Twelve states did not require any type of audit, while half of the states now require audits of voting machines every election.
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And the reimbursement restrictions are enforced by a comprehensive claims process, multiple levels of review, rigorous accounting, and state and federal audits.
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They remind voters of the many opportunities to observe pre-election testing of voting machines or post-election audits of the outcomes.
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This bill garnered bipartisan support during the last Congress and would require all jurisdictions to perform post-election audits to verify results.
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Neal's stated purpose for requesting Trump's federal returns focuses on an interest in legislative proposals relating to how the IRS audits presidents.
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JDA's Roberto is trying to move on, but the company is still subject to possible future audits, as are the others mentioned.
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The amendment outlines what a pharmacy should do in the event the federal government audits any Part D records tied to CVS.
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But as with polling site problems, most US electoral systems have methods to remedy issues with vote tabulation, like audits or recounts.
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The companies have been criticized before for lack of oversight — including regular security audits — that other financial institutions are required to have.
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In trying to enable more audits, though, Congress also created the first national administrative database of all state and federal prison inmates.
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That arrangement presents the risk that the I.R.S. will bend over in audits of the president and allow deficiencies to slip by.
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While equal pay audits should be encouraged, he added, it should be left to businesses to decide whether to institute such measures.
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Efforts to obtain Mr. Trump's federal tax returns have been repeatedly thwarted by the president's refusals to release them, citing pending audits.
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It also demands any related paperwork but, unlike the earlier request, does not seek information on potential audits conducted in those years.
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He added that the department would be willing to provide the committee more generalized information about how the I.R.S. conducts presidential audits.
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You do have levers — work with customers on payment plans, on ramp-ups or regular usage audits and on pre-payment discounts.
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The IRS would ramp up audits on higher-income taxpayers with funding proposed for fiscal 2021, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said Tuesday.
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In France, joint audits are already common and help smaller accountants like Mazars to break into the top end of the market.
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For now, this framework only audits digital certificates, but, it could be expanded to encompass domain-name auditing and social media pages.
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This idea has precedence in federal law: Occupational Safety and Health Administration audits are recommended to ensure safe working conditions for employees.
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"These losses directly correlate with a steady decline in the number of individual audits during the past nine years," the report said.
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"These losses directly correlate with a steady decline in the number of individual audits during the past nine years," the report said.
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There's also a built-in paper trail and a system of automatic audits designed to ensure an election's accuracy with unprecedented certainty.
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The latest breach deepens doubts about KPMG and, in the process, raises fundamental questions about the integrity of all public-company audits.
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The grim news is detailed in the latest report from the Government Accountability Office (GAO), which performs audits of federally run programs.
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Parakilas says that he could not remember the company doing any audits on outside companies that had access to Facebook user data.
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The losses "directly correlate" with the steady decline in the number of individual audits over that time period, according to the report.
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She described the corruption investigation as "nothing special" and said it was one of several audits and reviews of the central bank.
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Under the PAID program, employers are encouraged to conduct audits and, if they discover overtime or minimum wage violations, to come forward.
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Like other smart speakers, Facebook audits a subset of anonymized recordings and has human reviewers listen to them to improve the service.
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The audits are a way to buy time for political accommodations and eventually to certify and add some credibility to a result.
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"I personally will not allow him to release those tax returns until the audits are over," Cohen told CNN in August 2016.
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"Risk-limiting" audits adopted last year in Colorado and coming soon to Rhode Island ensure election outcomes are consistent with voters' intent.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The Financial Reporting Council has closed its investigation into audit firm PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) LLP over its audits of Barclays (BARC.
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It can require an army of appraisers and other experts and an often prolonged period of I.R.S. audits and disputes over valuation.
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Additional verifications including inspections, audits and checks into our tank closure process to ensure there is zero FOD within the fuel tanks.
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"The challenge is whether or not the other firms have the skills, capability and staff to do those audits as well," Moritz said.
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Lenovo also agreed to conduct an ongoing security review of its bundled software, running regular third-party audits for the next 20 years.
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It would also require that a certain number of people who pay the wealth tax be subject to annual audits, the Post reported.
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"We're talking about $11 billion they cannot justify," he added, as he presented a report by the legislative body that audits the state.
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The plan, according to the Post, includes a range of anti-avoidance measures, including a big increase in IRS funding and mandatory audits.
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In contrast, "risk-limiting" audits are designed to always have an acceptably small probability of failing to correct a wrong machine-count outcome.
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Correction: A previous version of this article stated that the National Association of Secretaries of State opposes federally enforced, mandatory post-election audits.
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It's also undergoing constant audits from the SEC, FINRA and its security team to make sure everything is kosher and locked up tight.
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These affiliate firms are separate entities that regularly carry out audits on behalf of multinational accountancy giants, such as EY and its competitors.
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Wendy's said it conducts its own internal audits that exceed FDA requirements and is not aware of any disruptions in its supply chain.
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Whittaker said algorithm audits need to include experts, advocacy groups and academics reviewing them and studying the effects they'll have on different populations.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission said that the firms agreed to settle the charges by paying penalties and disgorging profits from the audits.
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The Labor Department has no records of H-2 audits of the Trump golf clubs in Jupiter or Bedminster, an agency spokesperson said.
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The Republican presumptive nominee has said he will not release them until he is cleared of routine audits from the Internal Revenue Service.
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"This is not a victimless crime," said Derek N. Benner, acting executive associate director of Homeland Security Investigations, which undertakes the workplace audits.
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The Media Rating Council essentially acts as the media and advertising watchdog, and their audits of advertising metrics are considered the industry standard.
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"Since that time, we have conducted more audits and released more reports that challenge TSA's management of its programs and operations," Roth said.
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In addition, the company said they "significantly increased" the number of animal welfare audits they conduct in a year to 24 — all unannounced.
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As part of Monday's settlement, Walgreens also agreed to institute a license-verification program and conduct annual audits, among other new oversight measures.
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Soon after his resignation, it denounced Mr Murthy's "misguided campaign" and pointed to independent audits that found no wrongdoing by the outgoing boss.
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The solution is to make recounts (or equally reliable but much more affordable statistical audits) a routine part of the vote-counting process.
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Under a system of routine audits, in contrast, hacked results would almost certainly be found, which means a foreign government probably wouldn't bother.
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Plus, multiple audits from the Government Accountability Office have called into question the target dates for the program, arguing that they're too aggressive.
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The University of California already audits its admissions process and doesn't set aside admissions slots for legacy students or the kids of donors.
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This account of Science Care's rise is based on state records, tax audits, internal company documents and interviews with current and former employees.
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Though the number of stops has declined, department audits reveal that officers fail to record them up to 73 percent of the time.
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Two weeks ago, the Washington Post printed a purported draft of the executive order that focused on audits of government agencies cyber issues.
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And it's a proven fact by board of directors by auditors, yearly audits all these years yearly audit for more than 27 years.
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The purpose of the audits is to improve advertisers' confidence in metrics reported by the three partners, according to a company blog post.
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Trump also said he has no plans to release his tax returns, despite pressure from Cruz and Rubio, because IRS audits are ongoing.
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Britain's accounting regulator said in June 2017 it would investigate audits by PwC of BT Group in the wake of the Italian scandal.
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The Chinese government has not disclosed any information about these audits, but local media reports suggest they might have started early last year.
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Audits on money laundering are conducted by national supervisory authorities only in exceptional cases where there are reasons for concern, the source said.
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There's the commissioner of the Internal Revenue Service, whom the president could illegally order to target enemies with tax audits, like Nixon did.
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Grantees must also prepare for and respond to federal agency reviews, audits, cost disallowances, false claim actions and other oversight or enforcement measures.
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" The lawsuit states since these audits, the USDA "appears to have further weakened, rather than strengthened, its enforcement of the Animal Welfare Act.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on Monday charged six accountants who allegedly shared and misused confidential information about planned audits of KPMG.
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In combing through documents to make sure his agency could defend the spending in future audits, Mr. Fisher said he came up empty.
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"Last year, audits revealed that 19 of 24 major federal agencies failed to meet the basic cybersecurity standards mandated by law," Smith said.
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" If Democratic leaders are looking to adopt budget rules, he said, "How about requiring full audits of programs, including the Department of Defense?
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Apple said it did comprehensive audits of 705 sites last year and documented significant improvements in compliance with its supplier code of conduct.
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The inspector general letter also notes that his office "saw a significant increase in congressional requests for audits and investigations" in recent months.
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Clinton's plan would use random audits to find violations of the 2008 law and make it easier for patients to report suspected violations.
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"There are a lot of unhappy companies with the results of tax audits," Oleh Krykavskyy, an investigator at the ombudsman's office, told Reuters.
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He said the audits have so far turned up "nothing extreme", but they have uncovered some problems including poor accommodation for migrant workers.
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Last year, Facebook agreed to two separate legal audits in order to look into mounting allegations of bias against conservatives and minority groups.
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It also trained employees in new sanitation protocols and announced a plan to reward its restaurants that score highly on food safety audits.
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