| 1. Audit | a) The auditor has not obtained sufficient competent evidential matter to form an opinion on the airness of presentation of the financial statements as a whole. The necessity of disclaiming an opinion may arise either from a serious limitation on the scope of examination or from the existence of unusual uncertainties concerning the amount of an item or the outcome of a matter materially affecting financial position or results of operations |
| 2. Internal audit | b) A systemic examination and evaluation of financial records by experts (auditors) who check the accuracy of the entries and procedures followed by the accountants who originally compiled the records |
| 3. Internal control | c) A term used to describe financial records state of accuracy, authenticity, and completeness |
| 4. Independent audit | d) The part of the auditors report that states the paragraph results of the auditors examination |
| 5. Fairness | e) The auditors opinion is affected by procedural omissions and variations in keeping with the financial records. In this case, the auditor has to give a clear explanation of the reasons for the qualification and of the effect on financial position and results of operation |
| 6. Scope paragraph | f) A review and evaluation of a companys financial record by employees of the same company |
| 7. Opinion | g) An audit performed by a highly qualified certified accountant (auditor) from outside the organization. An examination of a companys financial statements to render an independent professional opinion that they have been presented fairly and prepared in conformity with generally accepted accounting principles |
| 8. Unqualified opinion | h) The part of the auditors report that states the examination was made in accordance with generally accepted auditing standards |
| 9. Qualified opinion | i) The auditor feels that the financial statements do not present fairly the financial position or results of operations in conformity with generally accepted accounting principles. This kind of opinion is required in any report where the exceptions to fairness of presentation are so evident that in the auditors judgment a qualified opinion is not justified |
| 10. Disclaimer of opinion | j) The auditor satisfies himself by thorough examination of the accounting records that the financial statements are in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles on a basis that is consistent with the practices of the previous accounting period |
| 11. Adverse opinion | k) A system that includes the plan of or ganization and all the related methods and measures adopted within a business to safeguard its assets, check the accuracy and reliability of its accounting data, promote operational efficiency, and encourage adherence to prescribed managerial policies |
Task 3. Fill in the blanks using the word combinations given below, translate the letter.
Letter 1.
It would be our pleasure to welcome you at our corporate (1) in Brighten. We would like (2) of the food processing joint ventures. We (3) forward to your visit. (4), Mr. Clark would also be pleased to meet you.
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We believe your Executive Director (5) our seminars. A better understanding of our culture and management will certainly help us in our (6).
a. look
b. headquarters
c. should attend
d. future negotiations
e. to discuss the foundation
f. Our chairman
Letter 2.
Confirming our (1) of 5 February 2002, we wish to inform you that according to (2) between Co. Green and firm Bec on 8 February 2001 the delivery (3) is to begin in October this year. The (4) will be delivered F.O.B. In order to (5) of the delivery we would ask you to prepare suitable platforms.
We suggest the (6) be done by sea on special barges.
a. delivery of the converters
b. telephone conversation
c. avoid disruption
d. of the equipment
e. main equipment
f. the contract No 23 signed
