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Federal Government Auditing: Laws, Regulations, Standards, Practices & Sarbanes-Oxley
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Federal Government Auditing: Laws, Regulations, Standards, Practices & Sarbanes-Oxley Edward F. Keamey, CGFM, CPA, Roldan Femandez, CGFM, CPA, Jeffrey W. Green, CPA, Cornelius E. Tiemey, CGFM, CPA ISBN: 0-471-74048-9 Paperback 344 pages December 2005 $75
A Practical, Authoritative Guide to Federal Government Auditing
Federal Government Auditing is a comprehensive, easy-to-use guide to the unique requirements of federal government auditing-requirements that can confound you i...
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