2021
DOI: 10.11118/actaun.2021.052
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What Factors Increase the Impact of the SAO's Audit Activity and the Amount of Audited Expenditures Within the Mandate of the SAI?

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“…Taken since 2010, appeals against the decision on objections are infrequent in terms of their relative frequency in the case of the Estonian SAI, with appeals linked to less than a third of the decisions on objections. In contrast, the work by Buček (2021) shows that in the case of the Czech SAI, appeals against decisions on objections are relatively frequent (in 36-57% of the cases during the period 2010-2015). In Estonia, the audited entity has again two weeks 6 to state whether or not it wants to appeal against the decision on objections.…”
Section: Settlement Of Objectionsmentioning
confidence: 90%
“…Taken since 2010, appeals against the decision on objections are infrequent in terms of their relative frequency in the case of the Estonian SAI, with appeals linked to less than a third of the decisions on objections. In contrast, the work by Buček (2021) shows that in the case of the Czech SAI, appeals against decisions on objections are relatively frequent (in 36-57% of the cases during the period 2010-2015). In Estonia, the audited entity has again two weeks 6 to state whether or not it wants to appeal against the decision on objections.…”
Section: Settlement Of Objectionsmentioning
confidence: 90%