Übersetzung für "Audit companies" in Deutsch

The audit of companies' financial statements is a service provided in the public interest.

Some activities are subject to audits from private audit companies.

Ultimately, audit managers help companies comply with international and government obligations.

In a cost-free innovation management audit, companies can learn how innovative they really are.

We organise audit of companies, non-profit organisation and subvention audit and other auditing orders:

This audit encourages companies to practice a family oriented policy.

At Acertigo you have the possibility to advise and audit world-class companies.

To determine compliance, officials of the country can inspect or audit individual companies.

We already audit our partner companies according to international quality standards.

The purity is audited by BDO International, one of the largest audit companies in the world.

Heads of banks, insurance and audit companies as well as major financial and industrial structures work with our students.

To explore other options along the same lines, a consultation on control structures in audit companies and on their consequences for the auditing market was published in November.

The voluntary implementation - I emphasise this particularly - of eco-management and audit schemes allows companies to meet the requirements of environmental protection in a flexible way.

Statutory auditors and audit firms approved by a Member State that audit companies which have issued securities in Brazil, Dubai International Financial Centre, Guernsey, Indonesia, the Isle of Man, Jersey, Malaysia, South Africa, South Korea, Taiwan or Thailand, or which form part of a group issuing statutory consolidated accounts in one of those third countries or territories, are regulated under the domestic laws of the respective third country or territory.

The measures proposed by the new Directive will contribute to ensuring that all Member States make an appropriate contribution to the efforts needed to achieve the 20 % target and a level playing field for all market actors, notably by setting minimum energy performance requirements (for instance on access to public markets, energy audit obligations on companies, energy saving obligations on energy utilities and access to the grid for cogeneration producers).

As auditors and audit firms of companies of the Union which have issued securities in the United States of America, or which form part of a group issuing statutory consolidated accounts in that country are regulated by the laws of the United States of America, it should be decided whether the competent authorities of Member States may transfer audit working papers or other documents held by statutory auditors or audit firms to the competent authorities of the United States of America solely for the purposes of the exercise of their competences of public oversight, external quality assurance and investigations of auditors and audit firms.

Before adopting measures implementing any of the methods referred to in point 5(a), (b) or (c), or any other method limiting liability which complies with points 2, 3 and 4, a Member State should take into account the impact on financial markets and investors and on conditions for access to the market of statutory audit for listed companies, as well as the impact on audit quality, insurability of risks and the companies to be audited.

On the basis of the foregoing, the Commission concludes that the part of the indemnities contained in the measure that had been clearly defined by the time of accession is not applicable after accession (i.e. the potential claims of the two audit companies, Arthur Andersen Audit and Prudentia, against Postabank, as set out under ‘Risk definition O’ in the Erste Bank unilateral declaration of 29 April 2004).

As auditors and audit firms of companies of the Union which have issued securities in Australia or the United States, or which form part of a group issuing statutory consolidated accounts in those countries, are regulated under the domestic laws of those countries, it should be decided whether the competent authorities of Member States may transfer audit working papers or other documents held by statutory auditors or audit firms to the competent authorities of those countries solely for the purposes of the exercise of their competences of public oversight, external quality assurance and investigations of auditors and audit firms.

Therefore, until the necessary changes are made in South Africa’s legislation, the competent authorities of Member States should require that auditors and audit entities waive their right to prior consent when registering auditors and audit entities that provide audit reports of companies incorporated in South Africa.

More frequent and transparent tender procedures, and the involvement of companies' audit committees and of shareholders in the tendering process, would be helpful in this respect.

Audit firms which audit listed companies, banks or insurance companies would have to publish annual transparency reports allowing an insight into the audit firm, its international network and other non-audit services provided by it.