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Work Papers
Documents an auditor uses in performing his/her duties. Examples of work papers include balance sheets and memos. Work papers give the auditor some basis on which to base his/her work. Work papers may be subpoenaed and required to be presented in court.


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Al-Kilani added that the activities of the first session focused on images of the committed terrorist crimes via internet where some of the experts presented work papers on the elements of punishing the committed terrorist crimes by internet and how could internet be used in financing terrorism and laundering money.
They will submit in this workshop 13 research papers and other 4 work papers about the practical implementations of Small and Smallest developing projects at various areas in Great Jamahiriya that are executed through Rural Bank and Bank of Development in addition to the other implementations that are done through Financial Facilities Fund.
This includes statutorily protected audit work papers created by independent public accounting firms in the course of an audit.
 
 
 
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