misstatement|misstatements in English

noun

['mɪs'steɪtmənt]

wrong statement; inexact statement

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1. ‘materiality level’ means the quantitative threshold or cut-off point above which misstatements, individually or when aggregated with other misstatements, are considered material by the verifier;

2. (10)‘materiality level’ means the quantitative threshold or cut-off point above which misstatements, individually or when aggregated with other misstatements, are considered material by the verifier;

3. The purpose is to estimate the likely aggregate misstatement in the financial statements.

4. This threshold is applied to the aggregate of all errors and misstatements, not on an individual item basis.

5. Bloomer - BLOOPER - FAUX PAS - MISSTEP - MISTAKE - SCREW UP 8 letter words PRATFALL - SCREAMER - SOLECISM 12 letter words INDISCRETION - MISSTATEMENT

6. “Before ‘Bespeaks caution,’ if you could establish that there was a misstatement in a prospectus, there was strict liability, but then the smart guys came up with Bespeaks caution,” Robert

7. Biden Conflates details of war hero tale: report Read full article Former vice president Joe Biden, who leads the Democratic presidential nomination race, has made numerous misstatements or gaffes on the 2020 campaign trail, apparently including his retelling of an act of heroism by a US soldier in Afghanistan (AFP Photo/Sean Rayford)

8. An audit involves three main elements: Substantial risk assessment: Auditors build up a detailed understanding of the business so that they can highlight and assess the key areas in the financial statements most at risk of material misstatement; Evidence-gathering: focusing their efforts on the identified higher-risk areas – eg, revenue, debtors, inventory and the valuation