lead auditor

UK: /ˈliːd ˈɔːdɪtə/

Definition

Definition of lead auditor - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

business

TECH.

main person responsible for planning and directing an audit team

TECH.

The lead auditor assigned tasks to the rest of the inspection team.
The lead auditor opened the meeting and outlined the review objectives.
As lead auditor, Maria signed off on the final compliance report.

restlessness

wanderlust

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Expressions with lead

lead in

guide someone or something into a place

She will lead in the guests to the hall.

lead off

start or begin something

She will lead off the meeting with a quick introduction..

lead on

guide or direct someone forward

She will lead on the group through the mountain trail..

lead out

guide someone or something to exit a place

She will lead out the guests after dinner.

follow the lead

pursue or go after someone or something

The detective decided to follow the lead to solve the case.

give someone a lead

allow someone to be ahead in a race or contest

The coach decided to give Maria a lead in the final lap.

Expressions with auditor

night auditor

person handling hotel accounts and guests overnight

The night auditor checked in late arrivals and balanced the books.

external auditor

independent accountant who reviews another organization's records to check their accuracy

An external auditor examined the company's accounts before they were presented to investors.

auditor's report

written opinion by an auditor after checking financial records or accounts

The auditor's report confirmed that the company's financial statements were accurate.

internal auditor

employee who checks financial and operational activities within a company

The internal auditor found discrepancies in the expense reports..

tax auditor

person checking company accounts to ensure tax rules are followed

A tax auditor requested our receipts and payroll reports for the last year.

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French:auditeur principal, ...
German:leitender Auditor, ...
Italian:capo revisore, ...
Spanish:auditor líder, ...
Portuguese:auditor principal, ...
Chinese:首席审计员, ...
Japanese:主任監査人, ...
Arabic:مُدَقِّق رَئِيسِي, ...
Hebrew:מוֹבִיל בִּקֹּרֶת, ...
Russian:ведущий аудитор, ...
Ukrainian:головний аудитор, ...
Hindi:मुख्य लेखा परीक्षक, ...
Bengali:প্রধান নিরীক্ষক, ...
Catalan:auditor cap, ...
Czech:vedoucí auditor, ...
Danish:chef-revisor, ...
Dutch:hoofauditor, ...
Greek:επικεφαλής ελεγκτής, ...
Hungarian:vezető auditor, ...
Khmer:សវនករដឹកនាំ, ...
Korean:수석 감사, ...
Persian:سرممیز, ...
Polish:główny audytor, ...
Portuguese (BR):auditor líder, ...
Romanian:auditor principal, ...
Swedish:huvudrevisor, ...
Thai:หัวหน้าผู้ตรวจสอบบัญชี, ...
Turkish:baş denetçi, ...
Vietnamese:kiểm toán viên trưởng, ...

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