Expense Documentation - Condition: During testing of federal expenditures, we noted 2 out of 40 expense transactions tested that lacked supporting documentation to validate the expense. Additionally, during testing of cash management compliance, we noted 4 out of 6 reimbursement requests tested included expenditures that lacked supporting documentation. Criteria: Per 2 CRF section 200.403(g), costs must be adequately documented. Cause of Condition: This issue was caused by inadequate policies and weakened internal controls. Effect: Failure to retain proper supporting documentation could result in noncompliance with 2 CFR 200.403(g) and/or questioned costs. Recommendation: We recommend all disbursements be supported with a receipt or invoice detailing the date, amount, and business purpose of the expenditure. This procedure will help ensure all expenditures are properly recorded and documented. Furthermore, all receipts should specify the purchase and, if for a meal purchase, the specific attendees who benefited from the expense in order to be in compliance with IRS expense guidelines. NCHE should also establish a policy regarding missing receipts. Management Response: Management accepts the finding and recommendation.
Expense Documentation - Condition: During testing of federal expenditures, we noted 2 out of 40 expense transactions tested that lacked supporting documentation to validate the expense. Additionally, during testing of cash management compliance, we noted 4 out of 6 reimbursement requests tested included expenditures that lacked supporting documentation. Criteria: Per 2 CRF section 200.403(g), costs must be adequately documented. Cause of Condition: This issue was caused by inadequate policies and weakened internal controls. Effect: Failure to retain proper supporting documentation could result in noncompliance with 2 CFR 200.403(g) and/or questioned costs. Recommendation: We recommend all disbursements be supported with a receipt or invoice detailing the date, amount, and business purpose of the expenditure. This procedure will help ensure all expenditures are properly recorded and documented. Furthermore, all receipts should specify the purchase and, if for a meal purchase, the specific attendees who benefited from the expense in order to be in compliance with IRS expense guidelines. NCHE should also establish a policy regarding missing receipts. Management Response: Management accepts the finding and recommendation.
Expense Documentation - Condition: During testing of federal expenditures, we noted 2 out of 40 expense transactions tested that lacked supporting documentation to validate the expense. Additionally, during testing of cash management compliance, we noted 4 out of 6 reimbursement requests tested included expenditures that lacked supporting documentation. Criteria: Per 2 CRF section 200.403(g), costs must be adequately documented. Cause of Condition: This issue was caused by inadequate policies and weakened internal controls. Effect: Failure to retain proper supporting documentation could result in noncompliance with 2 CFR 200.403(g) and/or questioned costs. Recommendation: We recommend all disbursements be supported with a receipt or invoice detailing the date, amount, and business purpose of the expenditure. This procedure will help ensure all expenditures are properly recorded and documented. Furthermore, all receipts should specify the purchase and, if for a meal purchase, the specific attendees who benefited from the expense in order to be in compliance with IRS expense guidelines. NCHE should also establish a policy regarding missing receipts. Management Response: Management accepts the finding and recommendation.
Expense Documentation - Condition: During testing of federal expenditures, we noted 2 out of 40 expense transactions tested that lacked supporting documentation to validate the expense. Additionally, during testing of cash management compliance, we noted 4 out of 6 reimbursement requests tested included expenditures that lacked supporting documentation. Criteria: Per 2 CRF section 200.403(g), costs must be adequately documented. Cause of Condition: This issue was caused by inadequate policies and weakened internal controls. Effect: Failure to retain proper supporting documentation could result in noncompliance with 2 CFR 200.403(g) and/or questioned costs. Recommendation: We recommend all disbursements be supported with a receipt or invoice detailing the date, amount, and business purpose of the expenditure. This procedure will help ensure all expenditures are properly recorded and documented. Furthermore, all receipts should specify the purchase and, if for a meal purchase, the specific attendees who benefited from the expense in order to be in compliance with IRS expense guidelines. NCHE should also establish a policy regarding missing receipts. Management Response: Management accepts the finding and recommendation.
Expense Documentation - Condition: During testing of federal expenditures, we noted 2 out of 40 expense transactions tested that lacked supporting documentation to validate the expense. Additionally, during testing of cash management compliance, we noted 4 out of 6 reimbursement requests tested included expenditures that lacked supporting documentation. Criteria: Per 2 CRF section 200.403(g), costs must be adequately documented. Cause of Condition: This issue was caused by inadequate policies and weakened internal controls. Effect: Failure to retain proper supporting documentation could result in noncompliance with 2 CFR 200.403(g) and/or questioned costs. Recommendation: We recommend all disbursements be supported with a receipt or invoice detailing the date, amount, and business purpose of the expenditure. This procedure will help ensure all expenditures are properly recorded and documented. Furthermore, all receipts should specify the purchase and, if for a meal purchase, the specific attendees who benefited from the expense in order to be in compliance with IRS expense guidelines. NCHE should also establish a policy regarding missing receipts. Management Response: Management accepts the finding and recommendation.
Expense Documentation - Condition: During testing of federal expenditures, we noted 2 out of 40 expense transactions tested that lacked supporting documentation to validate the expense. Additionally, during testing of cash management compliance, we noted 4 out of 6 reimbursement requests tested included expenditures that lacked supporting documentation. Criteria: Per 2 CRF section 200.403(g), costs must be adequately documented. Cause of Condition: This issue was caused by inadequate policies and weakened internal controls. Effect: Failure to retain proper supporting documentation could result in noncompliance with 2 CFR 200.403(g) and/or questioned costs. Recommendation: We recommend all disbursements be supported with a receipt or invoice detailing the date, amount, and business purpose of the expenditure. This procedure will help ensure all expenditures are properly recorded and documented. Furthermore, all receipts should specify the purchase and, if for a meal purchase, the specific attendees who benefited from the expense in order to be in compliance with IRS expense guidelines. NCHE should also establish a policy regarding missing receipts. Management Response: Management accepts the finding and recommendation.
Expense Documentation - Condition: During testing of federal expenditures, we noted 2 out of 40 expense transactions tested that lacked supporting documentation to validate the expense. Additionally, during testing of cash management compliance, we noted 4 out of 6 reimbursement requests tested included expenditures that lacked supporting documentation. Criteria: Per 2 CRF section 200.403(g), costs must be adequately documented. Cause of Condition: This issue was caused by inadequate policies and weakened internal controls. Effect: Failure to retain proper supporting documentation could result in noncompliance with 2 CFR 200.403(g) and/or questioned costs. Recommendation: We recommend all disbursements be supported with a receipt or invoice detailing the date, amount, and business purpose of the expenditure. This procedure will help ensure all expenditures are properly recorded and documented. Furthermore, all receipts should specify the purchase and, if for a meal purchase, the specific attendees who benefited from the expense in order to be in compliance with IRS expense guidelines. NCHE should also establish a policy regarding missing receipts. Management Response: Management accepts the finding and recommendation.
Expense Documentation - Condition: During testing of federal expenditures, we noted 2 out of 40 expense transactions tested that lacked supporting documentation to validate the expense. Additionally, during testing of cash management compliance, we noted 4 out of 6 reimbursement requests tested included expenditures that lacked supporting documentation. Criteria: Per 2 CRF section 200.403(g), costs must be adequately documented. Cause of Condition: This issue was caused by inadequate policies and weakened internal controls. Effect: Failure to retain proper supporting documentation could result in noncompliance with 2 CFR 200.403(g) and/or questioned costs. Recommendation: We recommend all disbursements be supported with a receipt or invoice detailing the date, amount, and business purpose of the expenditure. This procedure will help ensure all expenditures are properly recorded and documented. Furthermore, all receipts should specify the purchase and, if for a meal purchase, the specific attendees who benefited from the expense in order to be in compliance with IRS expense guidelines. NCHE should also establish a policy regarding missing receipts. Management Response: Management accepts the finding and recommendation.