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By taking these actions, the Organization can improve its compliance with federal regulations and enhance the reliability and timeliness of its financial reporting.
By taking these actions, the Organization can improve its compliance with federal regulations and enhance the reliability and timeliness of its financial reporting.
View Audit 345313 Questioned Costs: $1
Views of Responsible Officials and Planned Corrective Actions:
Views of Responsible Officials and Planned Corrective Actions:
View Audit 345313 Questioned Costs: $1
The Organization agrees that not all transactions complied with its internal control procedures. The Organization expects this to no longer be an issue due to the Department of Labor and this external audit providing assistance related to processes that will allow the Organization to be compliant.
The Organization agrees that not all transactions complied with its internal control procedures. The Organization expects this to no longer be an issue due to the Department of Labor and this external audit providing assistance related to processes that will allow the Organization to be compliant.
View Audit 345313 Questioned Costs: $1
Finding 2023-002 – Equitable Allocation of Indirect Costs
Finding 2023-002 – Equitable Allocation of Indirect Costs
Auditor’s Recommendation: We recommend that management, as well as the Board of Directors, create an updated time study sheet to better track time between functions and utilize these time studies to more equitably allocate indirect costs between all functions. In addition, we recommend that the appr...
Auditor’s Recommendation: We recommend that management, as well as the Board of Directors, create an updated time study sheet to better track time between functions and utilize these time studies to more equitably allocate indirect costs between all functions. In addition, we recommend that the appropriate individuals within the Organization seek training related to cost accounting and allocation.
Views of Responsible Officials and Planned Corrective Actions:
Views of Responsible Officials and Planned Corrective Actions:
The Organization agrees that the time studies utilized failed to equitably allocate costs to an administrative function.
The Organization agrees that the time studies utilized failed to equitably allocate costs to an administrative function.
Appropriate steps have been implemented to ensure that the allocation for the year ending June 30, 2024 will have indirect costs allocated amongst all functions, not just between grants. The Department of Labor provided a monitoring report for the same award included in these financial statements.
Appropriate steps have been implemented to ensure that the allocation for the year ending June 30, 2024 will have indirect costs allocated amongst all functions, not just between grants. The Department of Labor provided a monitoring report for the same award included in these financial statements.
The Organization is working to follow through with necessary measures and suggestions provided by the Department of Labor to successfully manage indirect cost allocation and comply with the funder’s expectations.
The Organization is working to follow through with necessary measures and suggestions provided by the Department of Labor to successfully manage indirect cost allocation and comply with the funder’s expectations.
As noted in the finding, the significant staff turnover and financial constraints during the audit period caused some disruption in our ability to provide the necessary documentation for certain transactions. In light of this, we have developed and implemented a corrective action plan to ensure full...
As noted in the finding, the significant staff turnover and financial constraints during the audit period caused some disruption in our ability to provide the necessary documentation for certain transactions. In light of this, we have developed and implemented a corrective action plan to ensure full compliance with 2 CFR 200, grant agreements, and cost principles going forward. 1. Strengthening Documentation Procedures: o Community Resource Center, Inc. has committed to implementing a process in which all transactions will be supported by actual invoices and all reimbursement requests will be submitted with corresponding supporting documentation. This will include both the original invoices and any other necessary backup materials. o Community Resource Center, Inc. is working with a financial consultant (start date on November 1, 2024), to audit and refine the the financial systems, with particular emphasis on improving the accuracy and transparency of our documentation processes. The financial consultant will also assist in ensuring that all future costs align with the requirements of the funding agency and the OMB guidelines. 2. Review and Update of Internal Controls: o In response to the finding, Community Resource Center, Inc. has begun revising internal controls to ensure that adequate checks and balances are in place, especially in times of staff turnover. This includes designing more robust systems for tracking and documenting all costs related to grants, ensuring that all documentation is easily accessible for audit and review purposes. o A dedicated team will be assigned to monitor compliance with the internal control processes, and we will conduct regular internal reviews to verify that supporting documentation for all transactions is complete, timely, and accurate. 3. Contingency Planning for Staff Turnover: o Recognizing the impact of turnover, Community Resource Center, Inc. is formalizing a contingency plan for future staff changes. This plan will include clear guidance on the retention and transfer of all financial records, as well as designating backup staff with sufficient training and authority to oversee and maintain compliance with all financial requirements. We will also implement cross-training for key financial personnel to ensure continuity and consistency in the event of unexpected departures. 4. Ongoing Staff Training: o Community Resource Center, Inc. is committed to providing ongoing training to staff responsible for financial reporting and compliance. This will ensure that all staff involved in grant transactions understand the requirements set forth in 2 CFR 200 and other applicable regulations. Community Resource Center, Inc. will also work with the financial consultant to identify and address any skill gaps within the team. 5. Monitoring and Audit of Corrective Actions: o Community Resource Center, Inc. will establish regular internal monitoring and audits of these corrective actions to ensure they are being followed effectively. This will include periodic spot-checks of transaction documentation to ensure completeness and accuracy, as well as regular reviews of our internal controls and procedures to ensure their ongoing effectiveness.
View Audit 345263 Questioned Costs: $1
Community Resource Center, Inc. acknowledges the finding and recommendation. Community Resource Center, Inc. is actively reviewing our policies and procedures and will update the procurement policy to align with Uniform Guidance standards. Community Resource Center, Inc. will review and revise its p...
Community Resource Center, Inc. acknowledges the finding and recommendation. Community Resource Center, Inc. is actively reviewing our policies and procedures and will update the procurement policy to align with Uniform Guidance standards. Community Resource Center, Inc. will review and revise its procurement policy with the assistance of a financial consultant. The updated policy will include all necessary procurement standards outlined in Uniform Guidance. The revised policy will be presented to the Board of Directors for approval by March 2025.
Community Resource Center, Inc. acknowledges the finding and recommendation. Errors in the SEFA preparation were due to manual data entry and a lack of comprehensive training on Uniform Guidance requirements. Community Resource Center, Inc. is taking immediate steps to address these issues. Communit...
Community Resource Center, Inc. acknowledges the finding and recommendation. Errors in the SEFA preparation were due to manual data entry and a lack of comprehensive training on Uniform Guidance requirements. Community Resource Center, Inc. is taking immediate steps to address these issues. Community Resource Center, Inc. will provide Uniform Guidance training to finance staff by June 2025, ensuring familiarity with SEFA requirements. A new data specialist, to be hired in 2024, will support accurate data collection and reporting. Community Resource Center, Inc. will implement a review process involving both internal staff and an external financial consultant to ensure the SEFA is complete and accurate before submission.
Community Resource Center, Inc. acknowledges the finding and recommendation. The delay in submitting the single audit package was due to significant staffing transitions and resource limitations during the audit period. Community Resource Center, Inc. is committed to ensuring timely submission of fu...
Community Resource Center, Inc. acknowledges the finding and recommendation. The delay in submitting the single audit package was due to significant staffing transitions and resource limitations during the audit period. Community Resource Center, Inc. is committed to ensuring timely submission of future audit packages. To prevent future delays, Community Resource Center, Inc. has established a clear internal timeline and assigned responsibilities for audit-related tasks. A designated staff member within the finance team will be responsible for preparing and submitting the single audit package within the required timeline. In the event of staff turnover, Community Resource Center, Inc.'s new financial consultant, hired Nov 2024, will ensure continuity. Community Resource Center, Inc. will implement an internal audit checklist and timeline by April 2025 to ensure all reporting requirements are met.
Planned Corrective Action: I feel that there is a fundamental misunderstanding between the audit firm and NMF accounting staff on this issue. During the audit process, NMF accounting staff responded to requests from the auditors in a timely manner. Frequently, we would submit documentation and then ...
Planned Corrective Action: I feel that there is a fundamental misunderstanding between the audit firm and NMF accounting staff on this issue. During the audit process, NMF accounting staff responded to requests from the auditors in a timely manner. Frequently, we would submit documentation and then we would not hear back for weeks. What would be helpful is an agreed upon time frame for the audit and due dates when responses are required. We will meet all due dates. It would be helpful if the Pulakos Accounting web portal for submitting documentation was organized according to the PBC requests using Smart Sheet or a similar software. It would make tracking response much easier. Anticipated Completion Date: January 31, 2025. Responsible Contact Person: Philip Varnum, Finance Director, and Finance Staff
Condition: The fiscal year 2023 Schedule of Expenditures of Federal Awards (SEFA) that was initially provided to the auditors was incorrect because it included expenditures related to fiscal year 2022, as well as expenditures that were incurred before an executed grant agreement was in place. Planne...
Condition: The fiscal year 2023 Schedule of Expenditures of Federal Awards (SEFA) that was initially provided to the auditors was incorrect because it included expenditures related to fiscal year 2022, as well as expenditures that were incurred before an executed grant agreement was in place. Planned Corrective Action: Expenditures will be reported on the SEFA only for grant programs with an executed award regardless of the year incurred. SEFA preparation procedures have been updated to ensure analysis of grant execution date. Contact person responsible for corrective action: Trevor Nash, Accounting Manager Anticipated Completion Date: 12/31/2024
Effective January 2025, RYASAP has transferred all accounting and finance responsibilities to an in-house finance/accounting department. The process of transitioning to this model commenced in October 2023 with the hiring of a Vice President of Finance (a CFO equivalent) who reviewed the current acc...
Effective January 2025, RYASAP has transferred all accounting and finance responsibilities to an in-house finance/accounting department. The process of transitioning to this model commenced in October 2023 with the hiring of a Vice President of Finance (a CFO equivalent) who reviewed the current accounting/finance reporting model. Shortly thereafter, based on the VP of Finance’s recommendation, a Controller was hired (March 2024). Later in the year, an additional Staff Accountant was hired (December 2024). Transitioning of financial report preparation began in very early 2024 with almost all reporting being transitioned for the March 31, 2024 reporting period. As a result of this transition, reporting is handled by a central group with consistent reporting processes and procedures as well as improved internal notification tools, including a Grant Cover Sheet in which the program directors, the Director of Development, and the finance/accounting team review at or prior to contract receipt a7nd a Grant Cover Sheet Budgets Report which helps the Finance/Accounting team track and manage financial reporting.
Management agrees with this finding. The Council had significant staff turnover in the finance department which resulted in our late submission and was further impacted by numerous other challenges beyond our control. Reconciling every balance sheet account, reviewing the detailed statement of activ...
Management agrees with this finding. The Council had significant staff turnover in the finance department which resulted in our late submission and was further impacted by numerous other challenges beyond our control. Reconciling every balance sheet account, reviewing the detailed statement of activity, and updating audit schedules monthly will ensure accuracy of interim reporting, allow for a timely year end close, a clean and timely audit.
The Organization concurs with this finding, and management has developed and implemented policies and procedures to correct the audit deficiency. The Organization’s work has increased rapidly due to the humanitarian crisis presenting in California’s unhoused population. Although additional staff was...
The Organization concurs with this finding, and management has developed and implemented policies and procedures to correct the audit deficiency. The Organization’s work has increased rapidly due to the humanitarian crisis presenting in California’s unhoused population. Although additional staff was hired last year, management has concluded further increase in staffing is necessary. As such, management has committed to increasing accounting department staffing to meet the organization’s expanded capacity, as well as increasing the audit-specific staffing allocation to ensure adequate support for the preparation and gathering of records for the auditors in a timely manner. Furthermore, circumstances required management to find a new 3rd Party audit firm that could commit to multiple years of engagement. Maintaining the same audit firm will provide continuity and preparedness for the organization, thereby improving completion time. Management is committed to additional hiring by March 15, 2025, to be ready to assist the next year’s audit process and its timely submittal.
Finding: 2023-007 • Condition: We identified differences in the amounts of costs reported to grantors compared to actual costs incurred during those periods. • Planned Corrective Action: Financial policies created will identify a double check system in which the bookkeeper and the Executive Directo...
Finding: 2023-007 • Condition: We identified differences in the amounts of costs reported to grantors compared to actual costs incurred during those periods. • Planned Corrective Action: Financial policies created will identify a double check system in which the bookkeeper and the Executive Director must both review the documentation for a given period to ensure accuracy. Contact Person: Katherine Jaeger Anticipated Date of Completion: 2/21/2025
Finding: 2023-006 • Condition: We identified costs incurred in 2022 that were incorrectly recorded as 2023 costs and charged to federal awards. • Planned Corrective Action: Corrected during the process of the audit and new policies implemented moving forward. Contact Person: Katherine Jaeger Antic...
Finding: 2023-006 • Condition: We identified costs incurred in 2022 that were incorrectly recorded as 2023 costs and charged to federal awards. • Planned Corrective Action: Corrected during the process of the audit and new policies implemented moving forward. Contact Person: Katherine Jaeger Anticipated Date of Completion: 2/21/2025
View Audit 345115 Questioned Costs: $1
Finding: 2023-005 • Condition: There are no written policies and procedures for allowable costs/cost principles, cash management, procurement and suspension and debarment requirements. • Planned Corrective Action: Financial policies and procedures will be created and implemented. Contact Person: K...
Finding: 2023-005 • Condition: There are no written policies and procedures for allowable costs/cost principles, cash management, procurement and suspension and debarment requirements. • Planned Corrective Action: Financial policies and procedures will be created and implemented. Contact Person: Katherine Jaeger Anticipated Date of Completion: 6/30/2025
The District will continue to monitor the segregation of duties and put checks in place where applicable.
The District will continue to monitor the segregation of duties and put checks in place where applicable.
The 2023 audit for Hawkeye Area Community Action Program, Inc (HACAP) was delayed due to a loss of financial data that was stored on an internal server because of a data breach. The back-up of the financial data was also stored on an internal server, was compromised as well, resulting in a complete ...
The 2023 audit for Hawkeye Area Community Action Program, Inc (HACAP) was delayed due to a loss of financial data that was stored on an internal server because of a data breach. The back-up of the financial data was also stored on an internal server, was compromised as well, resulting in a complete loss of information. The financial information had to be rebuilt based on support documentation, and the reconstruction of the data took place over the course of several months. HACAP has migrated our financial accounting software to a data center managed by a 3rd party. A full backup of the database is done daily to both the cloud and to a hard drive that is securely stored. Person(s) Responsible: Jason Fisher, Cindy Johnson, Jim McGoldrick Timing for Implementation: Immediate/Completed
Hawkeye Area Community Action Program, Inc. (HACAP) has migrated our financial accounting software to a data center managed by a 3'' party. A full backup of the database is done daily to both the cloud and to a hard drive that is securely stored. Person(s) Responsible: Paula Mahan, Jim McGoldrock Ti...
Hawkeye Area Community Action Program, Inc. (HACAP) has migrated our financial accounting software to a data center managed by a 3'' party. A full backup of the database is done daily to both the cloud and to a hard drive that is securely stored. Person(s) Responsible: Paula Mahan, Jim McGoldrock Timing for Implementation: Immediate action was taken, and the change was made as soon as the data breach was discovered in October 2023.
Planned Corrective Action: Management understands the due date for single audit reporting package submission to the Federal Audit Clearinghouse and will file the single audit reporting package as soon as possible.
Planned Corrective Action: Management understands the due date for single audit reporting package submission to the Federal Audit Clearinghouse and will file the single audit reporting package as soon as possible.
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