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internal auditor, n. Business. Brit. |ˌɪntəːnl ˈɔːdɪtə|, U.S. |ˌɪntərnəl ˈɔdətər|, |ˌɪntərnəl ˈɑdətər| [‹ internal adj. + auditor n. after internal audit n. Compare internal auditing n.] A person who conducts an internal audit.
1923Accountant 25 Aug. 268/1 An Internal Auditor..must not be a mere routinist. 1925Incorporated Accountants' Jrnl. Feb. 119/2 It is the business of the internal auditor to test the accounting work, not in order that he may be able to certify a balance-sheet, but to satisfy himself that proper methods are prescribed and are being carried out. 1960Science 30 Sept. 872/2 The director-general..is assisted by a deputy director-general, a Program and Budgetary Service, two special assistants, and the internal auditor. 1994Los Angeles Business Jrnl. (Nexis) 1 Aug. 12 So he signed up to interview for a job with U.S. Customs as an internal auditor. 2001Evening Standard (Electronic ed.) 2 Feb. It emerged during the select committee hearing last week that the internal auditor who complained about the contract arrangement had since been moved to another post. |