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Auditor
An auditor is any person who audits financial statements and accounting records kept by other companies for accuracy.
Accountants include both public accounting firms and individuals who are not Certified Public Accountants. Independent auditing of financial statements (by CPAs) is one of the best known services that CPAs provide to their client companies.
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