Series 23 - The Audit Transformation: When Real-Time Data Makes Annual Audits Obsolete
by Ryigit · 4 episodes
Business
The annual audit was designed for a world where financial data existed in ledgers, assembled periodically, and verified only after the fact. That world no longer exists. When tax authorities hold continuous transaction data and governments receive financial reports as they are generated, the annual audit does not become more rigorous — it becomes redundant. Hosted by Rıdvan Yiğit | Founder & CEO, RTC Suite rtcsuite.com · [email protected] · linkedin.com/in/yigitridvan
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