Примери за използване на Group auditor на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The group auditor bears the full responsibility for the audit report in relation with the consolidated accounts;
The retention period for audit engagements ordinarily is no shorter than five years from the date of the auditor's report, or,if later, the date of the group auditor's report.
Group auditor” means a registered auditor that carries out financial audits of entity's consolidated financial statements.
(2) In a statutory financial audit of consolidated financial statements, the group auditor shall prepare and submit to the audit committee of the parent entity a report additional to the one referred to in Art.
(4) The group auditor shall review the work performed by the other auditors for the purposes of the group audit and document it.
The documentation retained by the group auditor shall be such as to enable the Commission to review the work of the group auditor. .
Where the group auditor is unable to comply with point(c) of the first subparagraph of paragraph 1, he, she or it shall take appropriate measures and inform the relevant competent authority.
The documentation retained by the group auditor shall be such as to enable the Commission to review the work of the group auditor.
Where the group auditor is unable to perform this review, he, she or it shall carry out additional audit work, either directly or by outsourcing such tasks, and inform accordingly the Commission.
(1) In carrying out a statutory financial audit of the consolidated financial statements of a group of entities, the group auditor shall bear the full responsibility for the opinion expressed in the audit report on the consolidated financial statements, including in compliance with the requirements set out in Regulation(EU) No 537/2014.
(2) The group auditor shall prepare documentation on the work performed by other European Union Member State or third-country registered auditors, auditors and/or audit firm, for the purposes of the group audit.
(3) Where the fees paid by the public-interest entity continue to exceed 15% of the total revenues received by such a registered auditor or,as the case may be, by a group auditor carrying out the statutory audit, the audit committee shall decide on the basis of objective grounds whether the relevant auditor may continue to carry out the statutory financial audit for an additional period after the occurrence of those circumstances which shall not, in any case, exceed two years.
(3) The group auditor shall evaluate the work performed by the other auditors for the purposes of the group audit and shall document the nature, timing and extent of the work performed by those auditors, including, where applicable, the group auditor's review of those auditors' audit documentation.
The documentation retained by the group auditor shall be such as enables the relevant competent authority to review the work of the group auditor properly;
(1) The group auditor shall evaluate the audit work performed by any third-country auditors and third-country audit entities for the purpose of the group audit, and shall document the nature, timing and extent of the work performed by those auditors, including, where applicable, the group auditor's review of relevant parts of those auditors' audit documentation.
(11) The transfer of information to a group auditor situated in a third country shall be made in compliance with the requirements of the Personal Data Protection Act.
To ensure the delivery, the group auditor shall retain a copy of such documentation or shall agree with the third-country auditors that he, she or it is to be given, upon request, an authorized and unrestricted access to such documentation, or take any other appropriate action.
(6) To ensure compliance with the provisions set out in Subsection(5), the group auditor shall retain a copy of such documentation, or alternatively agree with the third-country auditors or third-country audit entities that he, she or it is to be given proper and unrestricted access to such documentation upon request, or take any other appropriate action.
(5) Where the group auditor is subject to a quality assurance inspection or an investigation concerning the statutory financial audit of the consolidated financial statements of a group of entities, the group auditor shall, when requested, make available to the Commission the relevant documentation he, she or it retains concerning the audit work performed by the other auditors for the purposes of the group audit as well as any other working papers.
Where documentation cannot, for legal or other reasons,be passed from a third country to the group auditor, the documentation retained by the group auditor shall include evidence that he or she has undertaken the appropriate procedures in order to gain access to the audit documentation referred to in Subsection(5), and shall specify any impediments arising.
To rely on their work, the group auditor shall request the agreement of those auditors to the transfer of relevant documentation during the conduct of the audit of consolidated financial statements.
If there are legal or other impediments to passage of the working documents of the review oraudit of a third country to the group auditor, the documentation kept by the group auditor should contain evidence that the reviewer made the appropriate arrangements for access to the audit documentation and in the case of impediments other than those arising from the legislation of the third country, evidence of this impediment.
The transfer of information to the group auditor situated in a third country shall comply with Chapter IV of Directive 95/46/EC and the applicable national rules on personal data protection.
To ensure delivery referred to in point(c) of paragraph 1, the group auditor must keep a copy of this documentation or, Alternatively, be agreed with the auditor or auditors of the third country or other entity or third-country audit entities the proper access and no restrictions, when prompted, or take any other appropriate measures.
In relation to the consolidated financial statements, the group auditor bears the full responsibility for the audit report referred to in Article 28 of this Directive and, where applicable, Article 10 of Regulation(EU) No 537/2014 and for, where applicable, the additional report to the audit committee as referred to in Article 11 of that Regulation;
Where audit working papers cannot be passed from the third-country auditor, the group auditor shall include evidence in the documentation retained thereby that he, she or it has undertaken the appropriate actions in order to gain access to this documentation, and in the case of a reason other than a reason related to the legislation of the third country concerned, evidence supporting the existence of such reason.
If legal orother impediments prevent audit working papers from being passed from a third country to the group auditor, the documentation retained by the group auditor shall include evidence that he or she has undertaken the appropriate procedures in order to gain access to the audit documentation, and in the case of impediments other than legal ones arising from country legislation, evidence supporting such an impediment.
Where audit working papers cannot, for legal or other reasons, be passed from a third country to the group auditor, the documentation retained by the group auditor shall include evidence that he or she has undertaken the appropriate procedures in order to gain access to the audit documentation, and in the case of impediments other than legal ones arising from the legislation of the third country concerned, evidence supporting the existence of such impediments.
Where audit working papers cannot, for legal or other reasons, be passed from a third country to the group auditor, the documentation retained by the group auditor shall include evidence that he or she has undertaken the appropriate procedures in order to gain access to the audit documentation, and in the case of impediments other than legal ones arising from the legislation of the third country concerned, evidence supporting the existence of such impediments.'.
Notes with concern that,in the case of one political group, the independent external auditor issued a qualified audit opinion;