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Wagner Noble & Company performs financial statement audits for commercial and not-for-profit entities. Partners Larry Wagner and Doug Noble each have thirty years’ experience as auditors. Jeff Cline is several years younger but brings significant experience from large local and international firms, and our managers and staff personnel who perform audits are well trained and well supervised. We only perform an audit after gaining a thorough understanding of the client organization, and we take our responsibility in this area very seriously. Many local firms and small practitioners do not provide this service, but the specific experience and training of our personnel allow us to meet this need for our clients and to do so effectively. It is important to understand that company management is responsible for the company’s financial statements. The auditor’s job is to render an opinion on whether the statements fairly present the company’s financial position and results of operations, on an overall basis and in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles. An audit of financial statements is a complex process, and it is not inexpensive. Certain requirements must be completed in every audit, regardless of the size of the company or the numbers in the financial statements being audited. Some key characteristics of an audit are listed on the following page. |
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