Underground auditing

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Environmental auditing for the purpose of environmental risk assessment is becoming more important to companies. Risks could include clean up costs for the company and legal penalties for directors and executives. Those that face risks are not only those firms that create toxic hazards, but those who supply, use, store, transport, or sell hazardous materials. Firms that lease, lend to or invest in firms that use hazardous materials could also be liable. After the risk is assessed and procedures for reducing the risks are documented, the environmental audit should then include a written environmental protection policy for the firm.

Author: Mix, Louis
Business consulting, not elsewhere classified, Methods, Risk assessment, Environmental aspects, Environmental auditing

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Apocalypse no!

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Chartered accountants are visualizing a bright picture for their practice in the 21st century. Probable political events and their effects on the Canadian national economy are predicted. Canada's industrial strength is examined in the context of its international usability. The forecast of an impending major bankruptcy is posited in relation to its effect on auditors' and accountants' liability for malpractice.

Author: Sylph, James
Functions related to deposit banking, Canada, Financial services industry, Financial services, Forecasts and trends, Accounting and auditing, Auditing, Technology application, Business enterprises, Economic forecasting, Accountants, Technological innovations, 21st century AD

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