Audit 13968

FY End
2023-06-30
Total Expended
$16.64M
Findings
34
Programs
6
Year: 2023 Accepted: 2024-01-26

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Findings

ID Ref Severity Repeat Requirement
10305 2023-001 Significant Deficiency - A
10306 2023-001 Significant Deficiency - A
10307 2023-001 Significant Deficiency - A
10308 2023-001 Significant Deficiency - A
10309 2023-001 Significant Deficiency - A
10310 2023-001 Significant Deficiency - A
10311 2023-003 Significant Deficiency - L
10312 2023-003 Significant Deficiency - L
10313 2023-003 Significant Deficiency - L
10314 2023-003 Significant Deficiency - L
10315 2023-003 Significant Deficiency - L
10316 2023-003 Significant Deficiency - L
10317 2023-001 Significant Deficiency - A
10318 2023-003 Significant Deficiency - L
10319 2023-001 Significant Deficiency - A
10320 2023-002 Significant Deficiency - L
10321 2023-003 Significant Deficiency - L
586747 2023-001 Significant Deficiency - A
586748 2023-001 Significant Deficiency - A
586749 2023-001 Significant Deficiency - A
586750 2023-001 Significant Deficiency - A
586751 2023-001 Significant Deficiency - A
586752 2023-001 Significant Deficiency - A
586753 2023-003 Significant Deficiency - L
586754 2023-003 Significant Deficiency - L
586755 2023-003 Significant Deficiency - L
586756 2023-003 Significant Deficiency - L
586757 2023-003 Significant Deficiency - L
586758 2023-003 Significant Deficiency - L
586759 2023-001 Significant Deficiency - A
586760 2023-003 Significant Deficiency - L
586761 2023-001 Significant Deficiency - A
586762 2023-002 Significant Deficiency - L
586763 2023-003 Significant Deficiency - L

Programs

ALN Program Spent Major Findings
00.U02 Family Child Care Programs $3.95M - 2
00.U03 Barrio Center Cspp $997,525 - 3
00.U01 Family Child Care Programs $376,400 - 2
14.218 Community Development Block Grant $244,180 - 2
93.600 Head Start $134,917 Yes 2
10.558 Child and Adult Care Food Program $37,507 Yes 2

Contacts

Name Title Type
KXETN523NUH5 Paul Glasgo Auditee
6192855600 Christopher Robert Auditor
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Notes to SEFA

Title: Relationship of Schedule of Expenditures of Federal and State Awards to Financial Statements Accounting Policies: Basis of Accounting The accompanying schedule of expenditures of federal and state awards (the Schedule) includes the federal and state award activity of the Federation under programs of the federal and state government for the year ended June 30, 2023. The information in this Schedule is presented in accordance with the requirements of Title 2 U.S. Code of Federal Regulations Part 200, Uniform Administrative Requirements, Cost Principles, and Audit Requirements for Federal Awards (Uniform Guidance). Because the Schedule presents only a selected portion of the operations of the Federation, it is not intended to and does not present the financial position, changes in net assets, or cash flows of the Federation. For purposes of the Schedule, expenditures for federal and state programs are recognized on the accrual basis of accounting. Such expenditures are recognized following the cost principles contained in Title 2 U.S. Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) Part 200, Uniform Administrative Requirements, Cost Principles, and Audit Requirements for Federal Awards, wherein certain types of expenditures are not allowable or are limited as to reimbursements. De Minimis Rate Used: N Rate Explanation: Indirect Cost Rate The Federation did not elect to use the 10% de minimis indirect cost rate as allowed under the uniform guidance. Consistent with management's policy, federal and state awards are recorded in various revenue categories. As a result, the amount of total federal awards on the Schedule does not agree to the total grant and contract revenue on the statement of activities and changes in net assets.

Finding Details

Programs: All federal and state programs Condition: During the current year, rent expense allocations did not agree with the approved cost allocation schedule that was effective for the fiscal year. Criteria: The Federation has approved cost allocation tables for rent expenses that need to be followed to allocate expenses between the programs. Cause: The error was caused due to a clerical error in the entering of the allocation. Effect: The result is an over allocation to Nutrition Program, Infant and Toddler Program and Headstart program, and under allocation the Barrio Nutrition Program and Barrio Child Care Center Program. No adjustments were made to the claims that were reported to these funding agencies after the findings. Questioned Costs – The Federation has the following questioned costs: • Nutrition Program - $1,824 of known rent expense that was over-allocated to the program. • Headstart - $402 of known rent expense that was over-allocated to the program. • Barrio Nutrition - $853 of known rent expense that was under-allocated to the program. • Barrio Child Care Center - $385 of known rent expense that was under-allocated to the program. • Infant Toddler Program - $2,985 of known rent expense that was over-allocated to the program. Recommendation – We recommend that the cost allocations should be reviewed more carefully to ensure accuracy and to avoid clerical errors. Views of the responsible official and planned corrective action: The Federation agrees with the finding and will adhere to the planned corrective action plan shown on page 47.
Programs: All federal and state programs Condition: During the current year, rent expense allocations did not agree with the approved cost allocation schedule that was effective for the fiscal year. Criteria: The Federation has approved cost allocation tables for rent expenses that need to be followed to allocate expenses between the programs. Cause: The error was caused due to a clerical error in the entering of the allocation. Effect: The result is an over allocation to Nutrition Program, Infant and Toddler Program and Headstart program, and under allocation the Barrio Nutrition Program and Barrio Child Care Center Program. No adjustments were made to the claims that were reported to these funding agencies after the findings. Questioned Costs – The Federation has the following questioned costs: • Nutrition Program - $1,824 of known rent expense that was over-allocated to the program. • Headstart - $402 of known rent expense that was over-allocated to the program. • Barrio Nutrition - $853 of known rent expense that was under-allocated to the program. • Barrio Child Care Center - $385 of known rent expense that was under-allocated to the program. • Infant Toddler Program - $2,985 of known rent expense that was over-allocated to the program. Recommendation – We recommend that the cost allocations should be reviewed more carefully to ensure accuracy and to avoid clerical errors. Views of the responsible official and planned corrective action: The Federation agrees with the finding and will adhere to the planned corrective action plan shown on page 47.
Programs: All federal and state programs Condition: During the current year, rent expense allocations did not agree with the approved cost allocation schedule that was effective for the fiscal year. Criteria: The Federation has approved cost allocation tables for rent expenses that need to be followed to allocate expenses between the programs. Cause: The error was caused due to a clerical error in the entering of the allocation. Effect: The result is an over allocation to Nutrition Program, Infant and Toddler Program and Headstart program, and under allocation the Barrio Nutrition Program and Barrio Child Care Center Program. No adjustments were made to the claims that were reported to these funding agencies after the findings. Questioned Costs – The Federation has the following questioned costs: • Nutrition Program - $1,824 of known rent expense that was over-allocated to the program. • Headstart - $402 of known rent expense that was over-allocated to the program. • Barrio Nutrition - $853 of known rent expense that was under-allocated to the program. • Barrio Child Care Center - $385 of known rent expense that was under-allocated to the program. • Infant Toddler Program - $2,985 of known rent expense that was over-allocated to the program. Recommendation – We recommend that the cost allocations should be reviewed more carefully to ensure accuracy and to avoid clerical errors. Views of the responsible official and planned corrective action: The Federation agrees with the finding and will adhere to the planned corrective action plan shown on page 47.
Programs: All federal and state programs Condition: During the current year, rent expense allocations did not agree with the approved cost allocation schedule that was effective for the fiscal year. Criteria: The Federation has approved cost allocation tables for rent expenses that need to be followed to allocate expenses between the programs. Cause: The error was caused due to a clerical error in the entering of the allocation. Effect: The result is an over allocation to Nutrition Program, Infant and Toddler Program and Headstart program, and under allocation the Barrio Nutrition Program and Barrio Child Care Center Program. No adjustments were made to the claims that were reported to these funding agencies after the findings. Questioned Costs – The Federation has the following questioned costs: • Nutrition Program - $1,824 of known rent expense that was over-allocated to the program. • Headstart - $402 of known rent expense that was over-allocated to the program. • Barrio Nutrition - $853 of known rent expense that was under-allocated to the program. • Barrio Child Care Center - $385 of known rent expense that was under-allocated to the program. • Infant Toddler Program - $2,985 of known rent expense that was over-allocated to the program. Recommendation – We recommend that the cost allocations should be reviewed more carefully to ensure accuracy and to avoid clerical errors. Views of the responsible official and planned corrective action: The Federation agrees with the finding and will adhere to the planned corrective action plan shown on page 47.
Programs: All federal and state programs Condition: During the current year, rent expense allocations did not agree with the approved cost allocation schedule that was effective for the fiscal year. Criteria: The Federation has approved cost allocation tables for rent expenses that need to be followed to allocate expenses between the programs. Cause: The error was caused due to a clerical error in the entering of the allocation. Effect: The result is an over allocation to Nutrition Program, Infant and Toddler Program and Headstart program, and under allocation the Barrio Nutrition Program and Barrio Child Care Center Program. No adjustments were made to the claims that were reported to these funding agencies after the findings. Questioned Costs – The Federation has the following questioned costs: • Nutrition Program - $1,824 of known rent expense that was over-allocated to the program. • Headstart - $402 of known rent expense that was over-allocated to the program. • Barrio Nutrition - $853 of known rent expense that was under-allocated to the program. • Barrio Child Care Center - $385 of known rent expense that was under-allocated to the program. • Infant Toddler Program - $2,985 of known rent expense that was over-allocated to the program. Recommendation – We recommend that the cost allocations should be reviewed more carefully to ensure accuracy and to avoid clerical errors. Views of the responsible official and planned corrective action: The Federation agrees with the finding and will adhere to the planned corrective action plan shown on page 47.
Programs: All federal and state programs Condition: During the current year, rent expense allocations did not agree with the approved cost allocation schedule that was effective for the fiscal year. Criteria: The Federation has approved cost allocation tables for rent expenses that need to be followed to allocate expenses between the programs. Cause: The error was caused due to a clerical error in the entering of the allocation. Effect: The result is an over allocation to Nutrition Program, Infant and Toddler Program and Headstart program, and under allocation the Barrio Nutrition Program and Barrio Child Care Center Program. No adjustments were made to the claims that were reported to these funding agencies after the findings. Questioned Costs – The Federation has the following questioned costs: • Nutrition Program - $1,824 of known rent expense that was over-allocated to the program. • Headstart - $402 of known rent expense that was over-allocated to the program. • Barrio Nutrition - $853 of known rent expense that was under-allocated to the program. • Barrio Child Care Center - $385 of known rent expense that was under-allocated to the program. • Infant Toddler Program - $2,985 of known rent expense that was over-allocated to the program. Recommendation – We recommend that the cost allocations should be reviewed more carefully to ensure accuracy and to avoid clerical errors. Views of the responsible official and planned corrective action: The Federation agrees with the finding and will adhere to the planned corrective action plan shown on page 47.
Programs: All federal and state programs Condition: Schedule of expenditures of federal awards (SEFA) provided by the Federation did not include all federal programs. Criteria: SEFA has to include all federal and state funded programs in accordance with Uniform Guidance. Cause: The error was caused due to a lack of understanding of the requirements of SEFA. Effect: SEFA provided for the audit by the Federation was incorrect. Questioned Costs – There were no questioned costs. Recommendation – We recommend that the accounting staff are made aware of the requirements of SEFA. Views of the responsible official and planned corrective action: The Federation agrees with the finding and will adhere to the planned corrective action plan shown on page 47.
Programs: All federal and state programs Condition: Schedule of expenditures of federal awards (SEFA) provided by the Federation did not include all federal programs. Criteria: SEFA has to include all federal and state funded programs in accordance with Uniform Guidance. Cause: The error was caused due to a lack of understanding of the requirements of SEFA. Effect: SEFA provided for the audit by the Federation was incorrect. Questioned Costs – There were no questioned costs. Recommendation – We recommend that the accounting staff are made aware of the requirements of SEFA. Views of the responsible official and planned corrective action: The Federation agrees with the finding and will adhere to the planned corrective action plan shown on page 47.
Programs: All federal and state programs Condition: Schedule of expenditures of federal awards (SEFA) provided by the Federation did not include all federal programs. Criteria: SEFA has to include all federal and state funded programs in accordance with Uniform Guidance. Cause: The error was caused due to a lack of understanding of the requirements of SEFA. Effect: SEFA provided for the audit by the Federation was incorrect. Questioned Costs – There were no questioned costs. Recommendation – We recommend that the accounting staff are made aware of the requirements of SEFA. Views of the responsible official and planned corrective action: The Federation agrees with the finding and will adhere to the planned corrective action plan shown on page 47.
Programs: All federal and state programs Condition: Schedule of expenditures of federal awards (SEFA) provided by the Federation did not include all federal programs. Criteria: SEFA has to include all federal and state funded programs in accordance with Uniform Guidance. Cause: The error was caused due to a lack of understanding of the requirements of SEFA. Effect: SEFA provided for the audit by the Federation was incorrect. Questioned Costs – There were no questioned costs. Recommendation – We recommend that the accounting staff are made aware of the requirements of SEFA. Views of the responsible official and planned corrective action: The Federation agrees with the finding and will adhere to the planned corrective action plan shown on page 47.
Programs: All federal and state programs Condition: Schedule of expenditures of federal awards (SEFA) provided by the Federation did not include all federal programs. Criteria: SEFA has to include all federal and state funded programs in accordance with Uniform Guidance. Cause: The error was caused due to a lack of understanding of the requirements of SEFA. Effect: SEFA provided for the audit by the Federation was incorrect. Questioned Costs – There were no questioned costs. Recommendation – We recommend that the accounting staff are made aware of the requirements of SEFA. Views of the responsible official and planned corrective action: The Federation agrees with the finding and will adhere to the planned corrective action plan shown on page 47.
Programs: All federal and state programs Condition: Schedule of expenditures of federal awards (SEFA) provided by the Federation did not include all federal programs. Criteria: SEFA has to include all federal and state funded programs in accordance with Uniform Guidance. Cause: The error was caused due to a lack of understanding of the requirements of SEFA. Effect: SEFA provided for the audit by the Federation was incorrect. Questioned Costs – There were no questioned costs. Recommendation – We recommend that the accounting staff are made aware of the requirements of SEFA. Views of the responsible official and planned corrective action: The Federation agrees with the finding and will adhere to the planned corrective action plan shown on page 47.
Programs: All federal and state programs Condition: During the current year, rent expense allocations did not agree with the approved cost allocation schedule that was effective for the fiscal year. Criteria: The Federation has approved cost allocation tables for rent expenses that need to be followed to allocate expenses between the programs. Cause: The error was caused due to a clerical error in the entering of the allocation. Effect: The result is an over allocation to Nutrition Program, Infant and Toddler Program and Headstart program, and under allocation the Barrio Nutrition Program and Barrio Child Care Center Program. No adjustments were made to the claims that were reported to these funding agencies after the findings. Questioned Costs – The Federation has the following questioned costs: • Nutrition Program - $1,824 of known rent expense that was over-allocated to the program. • Headstart - $402 of known rent expense that was over-allocated to the program. • Barrio Nutrition - $853 of known rent expense that was under-allocated to the program. • Barrio Child Care Center - $385 of known rent expense that was under-allocated to the program. • Infant Toddler Program - $2,985 of known rent expense that was over-allocated to the program. Recommendation – We recommend that the cost allocations should be reviewed more carefully to ensure accuracy and to avoid clerical errors. Views of the responsible official and planned corrective action: The Federation agrees with the finding and will adhere to the planned corrective action plan shown on page 47.
Programs: All federal and state programs Condition: Schedule of expenditures of federal awards (SEFA) provided by the Federation did not include all federal programs. Criteria: SEFA has to include all federal and state funded programs in accordance with Uniform Guidance. Cause: The error was caused due to a lack of understanding of the requirements of SEFA. Effect: SEFA provided for the audit by the Federation was incorrect. Questioned Costs – There were no questioned costs. Recommendation – We recommend that the accounting staff are made aware of the requirements of SEFA. Views of the responsible official and planned corrective action: The Federation agrees with the finding and will adhere to the planned corrective action plan shown on page 47.
Programs: All federal and state programs Condition: During the current year, rent expense allocations did not agree with the approved cost allocation schedule that was effective for the fiscal year. Criteria: The Federation has approved cost allocation tables for rent expenses that need to be followed to allocate expenses between the programs. Cause: The error was caused due to a clerical error in the entering of the allocation. Effect: The result is an over allocation to Nutrition Program, Infant and Toddler Program and Headstart program, and under allocation the Barrio Nutrition Program and Barrio Child Care Center Program. No adjustments were made to the claims that were reported to these funding agencies after the findings. Questioned Costs – The Federation has the following questioned costs: • Nutrition Program - $1,824 of known rent expense that was over-allocated to the program. • Headstart - $402 of known rent expense that was over-allocated to the program. • Barrio Nutrition - $853 of known rent expense that was under-allocated to the program. • Barrio Child Care Center - $385 of known rent expense that was under-allocated to the program. • Infant Toddler Program - $2,985 of known rent expense that was over-allocated to the program. Recommendation – We recommend that the cost allocations should be reviewed more carefully to ensure accuracy and to avoid clerical errors. Views of the responsible official and planned corrective action: The Federation agrees with the finding and will adhere to the planned corrective action plan shown on page 47.
Programs: Barrio Center CSPP Condition: During the current year, the yearend fiscal report that was submitted to the California Department of Education did not agree with the claims and internal profit and loss statement for each program. Criteria: The fiscal report has to agree with the internal profit and loss statement and claims. Cause: The error was caused due to adjustments made to claims and general ledger that did not get captured in the fiscal report. Effect: Revenue and expense reporting to the California Department of Education was incorrect. Questioned Costs – There were no questioned costs. Recommendation – We recommend that the fiscal reporting be reviewed more closely to ensure costs reported agree with claims and internal records of the Federation. Views of the responsible official and planned corrective action: The Federation agrees with the finding and will adhere to the planned corrective action plan shown on page 49.
Programs: All federal and state programs Condition: Schedule of expenditures of federal awards (SEFA) provided by the Federation did not include all federal programs. Criteria: SEFA has to include all federal and state funded programs in accordance with Uniform Guidance. Cause: The error was caused due to a lack of understanding of the requirements of SEFA. Effect: SEFA provided for the audit by the Federation was incorrect. Questioned Costs – There were no questioned costs. Recommendation – We recommend that the accounting staff are made aware of the requirements of SEFA. Views of the responsible official and planned corrective action: The Federation agrees with the finding and will adhere to the planned corrective action plan shown on page 47.
Programs: All federal and state programs Condition: During the current year, rent expense allocations did not agree with the approved cost allocation schedule that was effective for the fiscal year. Criteria: The Federation has approved cost allocation tables for rent expenses that need to be followed to allocate expenses between the programs. Cause: The error was caused due to a clerical error in the entering of the allocation. Effect: The result is an over allocation to Nutrition Program, Infant and Toddler Program and Headstart program, and under allocation the Barrio Nutrition Program and Barrio Child Care Center Program. No adjustments were made to the claims that were reported to these funding agencies after the findings. Questioned Costs – The Federation has the following questioned costs: • Nutrition Program - $1,824 of known rent expense that was over-allocated to the program. • Headstart - $402 of known rent expense that was over-allocated to the program. • Barrio Nutrition - $853 of known rent expense that was under-allocated to the program. • Barrio Child Care Center - $385 of known rent expense that was under-allocated to the program. • Infant Toddler Program - $2,985 of known rent expense that was over-allocated to the program. Recommendation – We recommend that the cost allocations should be reviewed more carefully to ensure accuracy and to avoid clerical errors. Views of the responsible official and planned corrective action: The Federation agrees with the finding and will adhere to the planned corrective action plan shown on page 47.
Programs: All federal and state programs Condition: During the current year, rent expense allocations did not agree with the approved cost allocation schedule that was effective for the fiscal year. Criteria: The Federation has approved cost allocation tables for rent expenses that need to be followed to allocate expenses between the programs. Cause: The error was caused due to a clerical error in the entering of the allocation. Effect: The result is an over allocation to Nutrition Program, Infant and Toddler Program and Headstart program, and under allocation the Barrio Nutrition Program and Barrio Child Care Center Program. No adjustments were made to the claims that were reported to these funding agencies after the findings. Questioned Costs – The Federation has the following questioned costs: • Nutrition Program - $1,824 of known rent expense that was over-allocated to the program. • Headstart - $402 of known rent expense that was over-allocated to the program. • Barrio Nutrition - $853 of known rent expense that was under-allocated to the program. • Barrio Child Care Center - $385 of known rent expense that was under-allocated to the program. • Infant Toddler Program - $2,985 of known rent expense that was over-allocated to the program. Recommendation – We recommend that the cost allocations should be reviewed more carefully to ensure accuracy and to avoid clerical errors. Views of the responsible official and planned corrective action: The Federation agrees with the finding and will adhere to the planned corrective action plan shown on page 47.
Programs: All federal and state programs Condition: During the current year, rent expense allocations did not agree with the approved cost allocation schedule that was effective for the fiscal year. Criteria: The Federation has approved cost allocation tables for rent expenses that need to be followed to allocate expenses between the programs. Cause: The error was caused due to a clerical error in the entering of the allocation. Effect: The result is an over allocation to Nutrition Program, Infant and Toddler Program and Headstart program, and under allocation the Barrio Nutrition Program and Barrio Child Care Center Program. No adjustments were made to the claims that were reported to these funding agencies after the findings. Questioned Costs – The Federation has the following questioned costs: • Nutrition Program - $1,824 of known rent expense that was over-allocated to the program. • Headstart - $402 of known rent expense that was over-allocated to the program. • Barrio Nutrition - $853 of known rent expense that was under-allocated to the program. • Barrio Child Care Center - $385 of known rent expense that was under-allocated to the program. • Infant Toddler Program - $2,985 of known rent expense that was over-allocated to the program. Recommendation – We recommend that the cost allocations should be reviewed more carefully to ensure accuracy and to avoid clerical errors. Views of the responsible official and planned corrective action: The Federation agrees with the finding and will adhere to the planned corrective action plan shown on page 47.
Programs: All federal and state programs Condition: During the current year, rent expense allocations did not agree with the approved cost allocation schedule that was effective for the fiscal year. Criteria: The Federation has approved cost allocation tables for rent expenses that need to be followed to allocate expenses between the programs. Cause: The error was caused due to a clerical error in the entering of the allocation. Effect: The result is an over allocation to Nutrition Program, Infant and Toddler Program and Headstart program, and under allocation the Barrio Nutrition Program and Barrio Child Care Center Program. No adjustments were made to the claims that were reported to these funding agencies after the findings. Questioned Costs – The Federation has the following questioned costs: • Nutrition Program - $1,824 of known rent expense that was over-allocated to the program. • Headstart - $402 of known rent expense that was over-allocated to the program. • Barrio Nutrition - $853 of known rent expense that was under-allocated to the program. • Barrio Child Care Center - $385 of known rent expense that was under-allocated to the program. • Infant Toddler Program - $2,985 of known rent expense that was over-allocated to the program. Recommendation – We recommend that the cost allocations should be reviewed more carefully to ensure accuracy and to avoid clerical errors. Views of the responsible official and planned corrective action: The Federation agrees with the finding and will adhere to the planned corrective action plan shown on page 47.
Programs: All federal and state programs Condition: During the current year, rent expense allocations did not agree with the approved cost allocation schedule that was effective for the fiscal year. Criteria: The Federation has approved cost allocation tables for rent expenses that need to be followed to allocate expenses between the programs. Cause: The error was caused due to a clerical error in the entering of the allocation. Effect: The result is an over allocation to Nutrition Program, Infant and Toddler Program and Headstart program, and under allocation the Barrio Nutrition Program and Barrio Child Care Center Program. No adjustments were made to the claims that were reported to these funding agencies after the findings. Questioned Costs – The Federation has the following questioned costs: • Nutrition Program - $1,824 of known rent expense that was over-allocated to the program. • Headstart - $402 of known rent expense that was over-allocated to the program. • Barrio Nutrition - $853 of known rent expense that was under-allocated to the program. • Barrio Child Care Center - $385 of known rent expense that was under-allocated to the program. • Infant Toddler Program - $2,985 of known rent expense that was over-allocated to the program. Recommendation – We recommend that the cost allocations should be reviewed more carefully to ensure accuracy and to avoid clerical errors. Views of the responsible official and planned corrective action: The Federation agrees with the finding and will adhere to the planned corrective action plan shown on page 47.
Programs: All federal and state programs Condition: During the current year, rent expense allocations did not agree with the approved cost allocation schedule that was effective for the fiscal year. Criteria: The Federation has approved cost allocation tables for rent expenses that need to be followed to allocate expenses between the programs. Cause: The error was caused due to a clerical error in the entering of the allocation. Effect: The result is an over allocation to Nutrition Program, Infant and Toddler Program and Headstart program, and under allocation the Barrio Nutrition Program and Barrio Child Care Center Program. No adjustments were made to the claims that were reported to these funding agencies after the findings. Questioned Costs – The Federation has the following questioned costs: • Nutrition Program - $1,824 of known rent expense that was over-allocated to the program. • Headstart - $402 of known rent expense that was over-allocated to the program. • Barrio Nutrition - $853 of known rent expense that was under-allocated to the program. • Barrio Child Care Center - $385 of known rent expense that was under-allocated to the program. • Infant Toddler Program - $2,985 of known rent expense that was over-allocated to the program. Recommendation – We recommend that the cost allocations should be reviewed more carefully to ensure accuracy and to avoid clerical errors. Views of the responsible official and planned corrective action: The Federation agrees with the finding and will adhere to the planned corrective action plan shown on page 47.
Programs: All federal and state programs Condition: Schedule of expenditures of federal awards (SEFA) provided by the Federation did not include all federal programs. Criteria: SEFA has to include all federal and state funded programs in accordance with Uniform Guidance. Cause: The error was caused due to a lack of understanding of the requirements of SEFA. Effect: SEFA provided for the audit by the Federation was incorrect. Questioned Costs – There were no questioned costs. Recommendation – We recommend that the accounting staff are made aware of the requirements of SEFA. Views of the responsible official and planned corrective action: The Federation agrees with the finding and will adhere to the planned corrective action plan shown on page 47.
Programs: All federal and state programs Condition: Schedule of expenditures of federal awards (SEFA) provided by the Federation did not include all federal programs. Criteria: SEFA has to include all federal and state funded programs in accordance with Uniform Guidance. Cause: The error was caused due to a lack of understanding of the requirements of SEFA. Effect: SEFA provided for the audit by the Federation was incorrect. Questioned Costs – There were no questioned costs. Recommendation – We recommend that the accounting staff are made aware of the requirements of SEFA. Views of the responsible official and planned corrective action: The Federation agrees with the finding and will adhere to the planned corrective action plan shown on page 47.
Programs: All federal and state programs Condition: Schedule of expenditures of federal awards (SEFA) provided by the Federation did not include all federal programs. Criteria: SEFA has to include all federal and state funded programs in accordance with Uniform Guidance. Cause: The error was caused due to a lack of understanding of the requirements of SEFA. Effect: SEFA provided for the audit by the Federation was incorrect. Questioned Costs – There were no questioned costs. Recommendation – We recommend that the accounting staff are made aware of the requirements of SEFA. Views of the responsible official and planned corrective action: The Federation agrees with the finding and will adhere to the planned corrective action plan shown on page 47.
Programs: All federal and state programs Condition: Schedule of expenditures of federal awards (SEFA) provided by the Federation did not include all federal programs. Criteria: SEFA has to include all federal and state funded programs in accordance with Uniform Guidance. Cause: The error was caused due to a lack of understanding of the requirements of SEFA. Effect: SEFA provided for the audit by the Federation was incorrect. Questioned Costs – There were no questioned costs. Recommendation – We recommend that the accounting staff are made aware of the requirements of SEFA. Views of the responsible official and planned corrective action: The Federation agrees with the finding and will adhere to the planned corrective action plan shown on page 47.
Programs: All federal and state programs Condition: Schedule of expenditures of federal awards (SEFA) provided by the Federation did not include all federal programs. Criteria: SEFA has to include all federal and state funded programs in accordance with Uniform Guidance. Cause: The error was caused due to a lack of understanding of the requirements of SEFA. Effect: SEFA provided for the audit by the Federation was incorrect. Questioned Costs – There were no questioned costs. Recommendation – We recommend that the accounting staff are made aware of the requirements of SEFA. Views of the responsible official and planned corrective action: The Federation agrees with the finding and will adhere to the planned corrective action plan shown on page 47.
Programs: All federal and state programs Condition: Schedule of expenditures of federal awards (SEFA) provided by the Federation did not include all federal programs. Criteria: SEFA has to include all federal and state funded programs in accordance with Uniform Guidance. Cause: The error was caused due to a lack of understanding of the requirements of SEFA. Effect: SEFA provided for the audit by the Federation was incorrect. Questioned Costs – There were no questioned costs. Recommendation – We recommend that the accounting staff are made aware of the requirements of SEFA. Views of the responsible official and planned corrective action: The Federation agrees with the finding and will adhere to the planned corrective action plan shown on page 47.
Programs: All federal and state programs Condition: During the current year, rent expense allocations did not agree with the approved cost allocation schedule that was effective for the fiscal year. Criteria: The Federation has approved cost allocation tables for rent expenses that need to be followed to allocate expenses between the programs. Cause: The error was caused due to a clerical error in the entering of the allocation. Effect: The result is an over allocation to Nutrition Program, Infant and Toddler Program and Headstart program, and under allocation the Barrio Nutrition Program and Barrio Child Care Center Program. No adjustments were made to the claims that were reported to these funding agencies after the findings. Questioned Costs – The Federation has the following questioned costs: • Nutrition Program - $1,824 of known rent expense that was over-allocated to the program. • Headstart - $402 of known rent expense that was over-allocated to the program. • Barrio Nutrition - $853 of known rent expense that was under-allocated to the program. • Barrio Child Care Center - $385 of known rent expense that was under-allocated to the program. • Infant Toddler Program - $2,985 of known rent expense that was over-allocated to the program. Recommendation – We recommend that the cost allocations should be reviewed more carefully to ensure accuracy and to avoid clerical errors. Views of the responsible official and planned corrective action: The Federation agrees with the finding and will adhere to the planned corrective action plan shown on page 47.
Programs: All federal and state programs Condition: Schedule of expenditures of federal awards (SEFA) provided by the Federation did not include all federal programs. Criteria: SEFA has to include all federal and state funded programs in accordance with Uniform Guidance. Cause: The error was caused due to a lack of understanding of the requirements of SEFA. Effect: SEFA provided for the audit by the Federation was incorrect. Questioned Costs – There were no questioned costs. Recommendation – We recommend that the accounting staff are made aware of the requirements of SEFA. Views of the responsible official and planned corrective action: The Federation agrees with the finding and will adhere to the planned corrective action plan shown on page 47.
Programs: All federal and state programs Condition: During the current year, rent expense allocations did not agree with the approved cost allocation schedule that was effective for the fiscal year. Criteria: The Federation has approved cost allocation tables for rent expenses that need to be followed to allocate expenses between the programs. Cause: The error was caused due to a clerical error in the entering of the allocation. Effect: The result is an over allocation to Nutrition Program, Infant and Toddler Program and Headstart program, and under allocation the Barrio Nutrition Program and Barrio Child Care Center Program. No adjustments were made to the claims that were reported to these funding agencies after the findings. Questioned Costs – The Federation has the following questioned costs: • Nutrition Program - $1,824 of known rent expense that was over-allocated to the program. • Headstart - $402 of known rent expense that was over-allocated to the program. • Barrio Nutrition - $853 of known rent expense that was under-allocated to the program. • Barrio Child Care Center - $385 of known rent expense that was under-allocated to the program. • Infant Toddler Program - $2,985 of known rent expense that was over-allocated to the program. Recommendation – We recommend that the cost allocations should be reviewed more carefully to ensure accuracy and to avoid clerical errors. Views of the responsible official and planned corrective action: The Federation agrees with the finding and will adhere to the planned corrective action plan shown on page 47.
Programs: Barrio Center CSPP Condition: During the current year, the yearend fiscal report that was submitted to the California Department of Education did not agree with the claims and internal profit and loss statement for each program. Criteria: The fiscal report has to agree with the internal profit and loss statement and claims. Cause: The error was caused due to adjustments made to claims and general ledger that did not get captured in the fiscal report. Effect: Revenue and expense reporting to the California Department of Education was incorrect. Questioned Costs – There were no questioned costs. Recommendation – We recommend that the fiscal reporting be reviewed more closely to ensure costs reported agree with claims and internal records of the Federation. Views of the responsible official and planned corrective action: The Federation agrees with the finding and will adhere to the planned corrective action plan shown on page 49.
Programs: All federal and state programs Condition: Schedule of expenditures of federal awards (SEFA) provided by the Federation did not include all federal programs. Criteria: SEFA has to include all federal and state funded programs in accordance with Uniform Guidance. Cause: The error was caused due to a lack of understanding of the requirements of SEFA. Effect: SEFA provided for the audit by the Federation was incorrect. Questioned Costs – There were no questioned costs. Recommendation – We recommend that the accounting staff are made aware of the requirements of SEFA. Views of the responsible official and planned corrective action: The Federation agrees with the finding and will adhere to the planned corrective action plan shown on page 47.