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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>1. ''Financial reporting - assurance - audit''.<br />
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In the context of financial reporting, attestation is an independent review and report on a financial report, or related related systems and controls.<br />
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Different types of attestations include full audits, but also more limited reviews and related reports.<br />
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2. ''Law - wills.'' <br />
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In law, an attestation is a formal written statement by a witness that a will or other legal document was signed in their presence by the testator or other primary signatory.<br />
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3. ''Formal statements.'' <br />
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Any formal statement of fact, usually in writing.<br />
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== See also ==<br />
* [[Assurance]]<br />
* [[Audit]]<br />
* [[Audit opinion]]<br />
* [[Audit, Reporting and Governance Authority]]<br />
* [[Auditing standards]]<br />
* [[Auditor]]<br />
* [[Auditors’ report]]<br />
* [[Due diligence]]<br />
* [[Engagement letter]]<br />
* [[Financial reporting]]<br />
* [[Financial statements]]<br />
* [[Internal audit]]<br />
* [[Law]]<br />
* [[Letters of representation]]<br />
* [[Testator]]<br />
* [[Third line of defence]]<br />
* [[True and fair view]]<br />
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