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Audit extension under evaluation

Transitional audit arrangements could be extended for an extra year but the Government is reluctant to go further, The MJ understands.

By MJ reporter | 12 August 2015

Transitional audit arrangements could be extended for an extra year but the Government is reluctant to go further, The MJ understands.

The Local Government Association (LGA) believes that extending the current arrangements for three years beyond 2016/17 will lock in savings of about £24m per year.

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