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Field audit involves a revision of data collected, to assess if expenditure is adequate and eligible. One of the key elements is to link the beneficiaries back to Partners administration. The beneficiary must be seen in distribution records and these must add up to the warehouse stock management systems.
A field audit is a face-to-face examination conducted at your place of business, or at your tax professionals office. This is the most comprehensive type of IRS audit, often involving a thorough examination of many items on a return.
Field audits are typically scheduled for more complicated audits and can be extremely intrusive. When auditing businesses, the revenue agent will also interview employees about the key operations of the business, including processes, accounting procedures, management structure and internal controls.
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Field audits are conducted to ensure that an organizations operations are in compliance with regulations and industry standards and to identify any areas of risk that need to be addressed.
A field auditor is responsible for traveling to company sites, investigating issues, and making risk assessments for organizations. As a field auditor, your job duties include evaluating compliance to regulatory policies, creating documentation of violations, and accounting for discrepancies in information provided.

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