Auditors
The paramount work of an auditor involves the scrupulous examination of the accounting of ledgers and financial statements within corporations and government. An auditor censoriously and scrupulously examines an organization's financial statements, verifies the accuracy of the financial records, examines management procedures and all internal controls to ensure the accuracy, and checks for any mismanagement, waste, or fraud.
The auditor may review company operations compliance with the various stringent corporate policies, laws, and government regulations. The auditor, reports to the investors and governmental authorities that all the financial statements have been prepared and reported correctly. Some auditors specialize in the electronic data processing, insurance premium, engineering, bank, legal, healthcare, and environmental accounting. Internal auditors can recommend controls for their organization's computer system to ensure the reliability of the system and the integrity of the data it stores.
Almost all positions in the field of auditing have a minimum requirement of a bachelor’s degree in accounts. The federal government calls for a four-year degree, with twenty-four credit hours of accounting for the entry-level positions, unless an applicant can duly prove comparable experience. Many other positions in accounting and auditing require a graduate degree in the accounting or business administration with an accounting emphasis.
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