Author: Office of the Editorial Committee of the History of Chinese Auditing
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Publishing Date: 2005-03-01
Features: This book serves as a supplementary reading for Volume III of "The History of Chinese Auditing." With the ideological concept of building a socialist audit supervision system with Chinese characteristics as its main thread, it explores the guiding principles, objectives, and tasks of auditing work, as well as the guidance and management of internal and social auditing. It also examines the development of personnel, legal, and technical systems in audit agencies, theoretical reflections in auditing, and the reference to international auditing experience. The book showcases the approaches of four successive Comptrollers General in carrying out auditing work during different historical periods, demonstrating strong ideological and theoretical depth. The publication of this book is expected to provide guidance and assistance to leaders at all levels, professionals engaged in fiscal and economic and auditing work, as well as theoretical and policy researchers in understanding the development patterns of modern auditing, promoting theoretical research in auditing, and advancing the comprehensive progress of China's auditing cause.
Yumingtao, Lü Peijian, Guo Zhenqian, and Li Jinhua on Building a Socialist with Chinese Characteristics Audit Supervision System (Upper and Lower)
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