statutory audit definition
statutory audit means an audit of annual accounts or consolidated accounts insofar as required by law; and
statutory audit means an audit of annual financial statements or consolidated financial statements in so far as:
statutory audit means an audit of individual accounts or group accounts in so far as required by law.
More Definitions of statutory audit
statutory audit means an audit of entity financial statements or group financial statements in so far as—
statutory audit means an audit of annual accounts or consolidated accounts insofar as:
statutory audit means the inspection of the accounting records and procedures of a business, government unit, or other reporting entity by an accountant for the purpose of verifying the accuracy and completeness of the records.
statutory audit means an audit of annual accounts or consolidated accounts in so far as required by Community law;
statutory audit means the audit of annual financial statements or consolidated financial statements in so far as required by law or by Union law directly applicable;
statutory audit means the audit of accounts carried out in compliance with the legal or constitutional provision;
statutory audit means the audit required by law or performed on a voluntary basis of: