You are a Senior Auditor with the Gunther Hempstead Group. The firm is a regional one, based in New Jersey, and focuses on audits, although they provide tax and consulting services, as well. Although Gunther Hempstead operates out of the Garden State, it has both domestic and international clients. The firm has two partners and twenty-five other employees in a mix of various level accountants and staff.

Yesterday, Marc Gunther (partner) informed you that he’d be assigning you another client, NUE Energy, an electronic car manufacturing company located in Silicon Valley. NUE is a publicly traded company, and has more than 500 employees. Recently, the founder and CEO of NUE, Jay Abrams, retired, and control was given to his only child, Claire. Although a successful and accomplished businesswoman in her own right, this will be the first audit Claire will oversee, and she is a bit nervous. She expressed her concerns to Mr. Gunther, who assured her that he’d be assigning his most competent senior auditor to NUE

To assist you with the NUE audit, Mr. Gunther assigned you ten interns fresh out of college. To train them, as well as to calm Ms. Abrams, you’ve decided to provide a detailed overview of all the various reports possible to be issued over the course of an audit to Claire and your interns. (This is obviously separate from the formal Engagement Letter Gunther Hempstead will be providing.)

Requirements

•Your letter must be professional in both sound and appearance. Be sure to include a proper beginning and closing. Spelling and grammar count!

• It is best if your letter can be typed. If that is not possible, make sure it is in a neat and legible format.

• A minimum of five paragraphs (one page) is required. Some of your paragraphs may include lists if necessary (ex: listing items that could result in an Adverse opinion). However, be sure that your letter is not only a bunch of bullet points.