If you're talking about an IRS audit, it could be because you did something that set off a red flag (for example: people with an AGI of $40000 normally do not have $25000 in charitable contributions, and it might prompt a certain degree of interest). Also, the IRS selects a certain number of returns to be audited at random.
A draft audited accounts: When the external auditors of a company have finished the audt of the company, a draft accounts will usually be prepared. It is called a draft because it is still subject to "alteration" as it has not been finalised. An external auditor will have to sign a fully audited accounts but will not append such signature unless the accounts is finalised in all aspects. So, we may say a draft audited accounts is an accounts already audited by the external auditors but which is still subject to alterations and will eventually become a final audited accounts onces all alterations have been effected and the accounts signed by both the external auditors and the board of directors of the company.
About 1% of returns are audited annually. The figure is higher for those with over $100,000 annual income and those claiming self-employment with the schedule C form.
Last year on my loan application I stated I would be making no income for the school year. 4 months later found out we can receive employment insurance while in university for the first time ever. I applied to this at the end of August and did not know I was supposed to tell loan people, mainly because I already received my loan. I received a letter stating I'm being audited and to send them a 2009 income tax return and write out what I made monthly from Jan. 2009 to present. I'm so worried they are going to cut my funding for this year. I don't even know how you go about telling them afterwards if you change your mind and decide to work or have income, like if there's some sort of form or something. If anyone else has been in this position PLEASE tell me your story and how it worked out!! I was making $600/month on EI... that was my only income besides student loan all year.
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a highway man would rob the rich as the rich are the people he would hearso he would jump out and rob themhe would not rob the poor as they would be no use
Perhaps you mean audited as in being audited by the IRS
The IRS does release names of people that they have audited. So there is no information if Sharon Denise Smallwood was audited this year.
Medical records may be audited: To ensure that patient records are accurate To demonstrate accurate coding and billing To demonstrate accurate reporting of Meaningful Use or quality measures
If you feel you are a victim of predatory lending then by all means it should get audited
Unqualified audited financial statement is set of financial statements which are audited by external financial auditors and found "True and fair view" of financial statements and clear from any fraud etc.
this was from a previous years filing, they audited and it had to be paid back
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Yes audited financial statements are jointly signed by auditors as well as management of company as an acknowledgment.
the rough financial figure is called unauditted and financial figures audited by chartered accountants are called auditted
A draft audited accounts: When the external auditors of a company have finished the audt of the company, a draft accounts will usually be prepared. It is called a draft because it is still subject to "alteration" as it has not been finalised. An external auditor will have to sign a fully audited accounts but will not append such signature unless the accounts is finalised in all aspects. So, we may say a draft audited accounts is an accounts already audited by the external auditors but which is still subject to alterations and will eventually become a final audited accounts onces all alterations have been effected and the accounts signed by both the external auditors and the board of directors of the company.
To check that everything is correct.
Typically, in March or April