Desktop Audit definition
Desktop Audit means an audit that is conducted by an auditing
Desktop Audit means the determination of assets that are eligible to be included in the Borrowing Base by a review of the current assets specified in the financial statements of the Parent Borrower or the target of a Permitted Acquisition or other Investment, as applicable, which determination (x) is reasonably made by the Administrative Agent using its Permitted Discretion and the Parent Borrower, and (y) can be supplemented by electronic access to books and records of such target.
Desktop Audit. : means an audit undertaken by the TAA in accordance with Section L7.4A;
Examples of Desktop Audit in a sentence
Additional Information A Desktop Audit is Stage 1 of the audit process and does not result in the award of a SQM When: Within 6 months of the Desktop Audit Audit Description On site Audit at the SQM Applicant’s premises where the SQM Auditor will examine how well the requirements of the SQM are being met and test that they are in effective operation.
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Desktop Audit has the meaning set out in the Specification;
Desktop Audit means an audit that is conducted by an auditing entity at a location other than the location of the pharmacist or pharmacy. Desktop audit includes an audit that is performed at the offices of the auditing entity during which the pharmacist or pharmacy provides requested documents for review by hard copy or by microfiche, disk or other electronic media.
Desktop Audit means the determination of assets that are eligible to be included in the Borrowing Base by a review of the current assets specified in the financial statements of the Borrower or the target of a Permitted Acquisition or other Investment, as applicable, which determination (x) is reasonably made by the Administrative Agent using its Permitted Discretion and the Borrower, and (y) can be supplemented by electronic access to books and records of such target.
Desktop Audit means an Audit which does not involve a Field Audit but involves the examination by the Auditor of relevant documentation.
Desktop Audit means the determination of assets that are eligible to be included in the Borrowing Base by a review of the current assets specified in the financial statements of the Parent Borrower or the target of a Permitted Acquisition or other Investment, as applicable, which determination
Desktop Audit has the meaning set out in the Specification; "Dispute Resolution Procedure" means the dispute resolution procedure set out in Clause Error! Reference source not found.; "Direct Losses" means damages, losses, indebtedness, claims, actions, costs (including the cost of legal or professional services, legal costs being on an indemnity basis), expenses, liabilities, proceedings, demands and charges whether arising under statute, contract or at common law, but excluding Indirect Losses; "Early Reaccreditation Discount" means a discount of 5% of the full fee of a Post Quality Mark Audit which would otherwise be payable by a Legal Services Provider; "EIR" means the Environmental Information Regulations 2004 together with any guidance and/or codes of practice issued by the Information Commissioner or relevant government department in relation to such regulations; "Employee Liability Information" means the information which a transferor is obliged to notify to a transferee pursuant to Regulation 11(2) of TUPE regarding any person employed by him who is assigned to the organised grouping of resources or employees which is the subject of a relevant transfer and also such employees as fall within Regulation 11(4) of TUPE; "Employees" has the meaning set out in Clause Error! Reference source not found.; "Equality and Diversity Guidance" means the LAA's guidelines regarding compliance with equality and diversity legislation and Clause 25 as the same may be amended by the LAA and notified to the Licensee from time to time;
Desktop Audit means the determination of assets that are eligible to be included in the Borrowing Base by a review of the current assets specified in the financial statements of the Acquired Entity in a Permitted Acquisition, or, in connection with a material Investment that is not a Permitted Acquisition, a review of such other information regarding the acquired assets as may be acceptable to the Administrative Agent in its Permitted Discretion, as applicable, which determination (x) is reasonably made by the Administrative Agent using its Permitted Discretion and Holdings, and (y) can be supplemented by electronic access to books and records of such Acquired Entity or regarding the assets acquired in a material Investment that is not a Permitted Acquisition.