Traveling auditor vs auditor supervisor

Differences between traveling auditor and auditor supervisor duties and responsibilities

Traveling auditor example responsibilities.

• Manage the collection, analysis and verification of managerial payroll information to detect fraud and/or unethical practices.
• Process and audit travel and expense reports ensuring compliance with company policy as well as IRS regulations.
• Support GL regarding travel audit, journal entry support, account analysis and monthly reconciliations.
• Analyze revenues, balance sheet account reconciliations, prepare gross profit flash and month end close in a timely manner.
• Audit report to ensure correct division, cost center and GL account are submit, correctly, for each expense type.
• Issue checks via on-line A/P system, monitor cash, bank and internal control account reconciliation as well as A/R collections.
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Auditor supervisor example responsibilities.

• Collaborate extensively with external accountants to achieve all SOX compliance targets.
• Complete monthly, quarterly and annual bank reconciliations for 45 small and medium companies.
• Provide daily cash availability and forecasting as well as ABLC monthly bank reconciliations and reports.
• Monitor and ensure compliance with generally accept accounting procedures (GAAP) and auditing standards (GAAS).
• Review of client's compliance with generally accept accounting principles and auditing standards (GAAP and GAAS).
• Maintain employee attendance, productivity and accounting for payroll scheduling.
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