Common use of Special Audit Testing Requirements Clause in Contracts

Special Audit Testing Requirements. 3.1. It is essential that the audit firm test the Coalition's monthly reconciliation of its financial records to the Single Statewide Information System (SSIS). The auditor must include a statement in the Schedule of Findings and Questioned Costs confirming the following: (a) that the Coalition staff performs this reconciliation monthly; (b) that the Coalition has processes in place to identify and correct errors noted during the monthly reconciliation process; and (c) the Coalition's financial records and the SSIS records were reconciled and in agreement as of the annual program year end (June 30th). Finally, a statement must be included to indicate the auditor's work papers include documentation to verify tests of these tasks were performed and such work papers are available for review by OEL staff upon request. 3.2. If such testing was not completed, or if these statements are missing from the annual audit report, the auditor's annual procedures will be considered incomplete/deficient and the Coalition will receive notice of such in the OIG’s annual Management Decision. 3.3. All funds administered by the Coalitions must be included in the audit coverage. This includes funds that are provided to any auxiliary entity over which the Coalition exercises controlling influence, such as a foundation. For purposes of this Agreement, all foundations or other similar entities are considered to be affiliated organizations and, in some instances, may need to be classified as a component unit. 3.4. For any affiliated organization, at a minimum the audit report should disclose the entity's mission/purpose and summarized financial data including total assets, liabilities, net assets, revenues, expenditures, and the entity's relationship to the Coalition's activities. The auditor may need to provide other disclosures and presentations (such as consolidated financial statements) as appropriate after giving proper consideration of applicable accounting standards pronouncements regarding reporting of related entities such as FASB Statement of Position (SOP) 94-3.

Special Audit Testing Requirements. 3.1. It is essential that the audit firm test the Coalition's monthly reconciliation of its financial records to the Single Statewide Information System (SSIS). The As an alternative, and upon written authorization from OEL, the auditors may test acceptable equivalent alternative supporting documentation files of the ELC, if temporary transitioning SSIS system functionality issues occur. To report on the audit tests performed, the auditor must include a statement in the Schedule of Findings and Questioned Costs confirming the following: (a) that the Coalition staff performs this reconciliation monthly; (b) that the Coalition has processes in place to identify and correct errors noted during the monthly reconciliation process; and (c) the Coalition's financial records and the SSIS records (or acceptable equivalent documentation files tested/audited upon issuance of written authorization from OEL) were reconciled and in agreement as of the annual program year end (June 30th). Finally, a statement must be included to indicate the auditor's work papers include documentation to verify tests of these tasks were performed and such work papers are available for review by OEL staff upon request. 3.2. If such testing was not completed, or if these statements are missing from the annual audit report, the auditor's annual procedures will be considered incomplete/incomplete/ deficient and the Coalition will receive notice of such in the OIG’s annual Management Decision. 3.3. All funds administered by the Coalitions Coalition must be included in the audit coverage. This includes funds that are provided to any auxiliary entity over which the Coalition exercises controlling influence, such as a foundation. For purposes of this Agreement, all foundations or other similar entities are considered to be affiliated organizations and, in some instances, may need to be classified as a component unit. 3.4. For any affiliated organization, at a minimum the audit report should must disclose the entity's mission/purpose and summarized financial data including total assets, liabilities, net assets, revenues, expenditures, and the entity's relationship to the Coalition's activities. The auditor may need to provide other disclosures and presentations (such as consolidated financial statements) as appropriate after giving proper consideration of applicable accounting standards pronouncements regarding reporting of related entities such as FASB Statement of Position (SOP) 94-3.

Special Audit Testing Requirements. 3.1. It is essential that the audit firm test the Coalition's ELC’s monthly reconciliation of its financial records to the Single Statewide Information System (SSIS). The As an alternative, and upon written authorization from DEL, the auditors may test acceptable equivalent alternative supporting documentation files of the ELC, if temporary transitioning SSIS system functionality issues occur. To report on the audit tests performed, the auditor must include a statement in the Schedule of Findings and Questioned Costs confirming the following: (a) that the Coalition ELC staff performs this reconciliation monthly; (b) that the Coalition ELC has processes in place to identify and correct errors noted during the monthly reconciliation process; and (c) the Coalition's ELC’s financial records and the SSIS records (or acceptable equivalent documentation files tested/audited upon issuance of written authorization from DEL) were reconciled and in agreement as of the annual program year end (June 30th30). Finally, a statement must be included to indicate that the auditor's work papers include documentation to verify tests of these tasks were performed and such work papers are available for review by OEL DEL staff upon request. 3.2. If such testing was not completed, or if these statements are missing from the annual audit report, the auditor's annual procedures will be considered incomplete/deficient and the Coalition ELC will receive notice of such in the OIGDivision’s annual Management Decision. 3.3. All funds administered by the Coalitions ELC must be included in the audit coverage. This includes funds that are provided to any auxiliary entity over which the Coalition ELC exercises controlling influence, such as a foundation. For purposes of this Agreementthe agreement, all foundations or other similar entities are considered to be affiliated organizations and, in some instances, may need to be classified as a component unit. 3.4. For any affiliated organization, at a minimum the audit report should must disclose the entity's mission/purpose and summarized financial data including total assets, liabilities, net assets, revenues, expenditures, and the entity's relationship to the Coalition's ELC’s activities. The auditor may need to provide other disclosures and presentations (such as consolidated financial statements) as appropriate after giving proper consideration of applicable accounting standards pronouncements regarding reporting of related entities entities, such as FASB Statement of Position (SOP) 94-3.

Special Audit Testing Requirements. 3.1. It is essential that the audit firm test the CoalitionContractor 's monthly reconciliation of its financial records to the Single Statewide Information System (SSIS). The auditor must include a statement in the Schedule of Findings and Questioned Costs confirming the following: (a) that the Coalition Contractor staff performs this reconciliation monthly; (b) that the Coalition Contractor has processes in place to identify and correct errors noted during the monthly reconciliation process; and (c) the CoalitionContractor's financial records and the SSIS records were reconciled and in agreement as of the annual program year end (June 30th). Finally, a statement must be included to indicate the auditor's work papers include documentation to verify tests of these tasks were performed and such work papers are available for review by OEL OEL/ELC staff upon request. 3.2. If such testing was not completed, or if these statements are missing from the annual audit report, the auditor's annual procedures will be considered incomplete/deficient and the Coalition Contractor will receive notice of such in the OIGOIG’s/ELC’s annual Management Decision. 3.3. All funds administered by the Coalitions Contractor must be included in the audit coverage. This includes funds that are provided to any auxiliary entity over which the Coalition Contractor exercises controlling influence, such as a foundation. For purposes of this Agreement, all foundations or other similar entities are considered to be affiliated organizations and, in some instances, may need to be classified as a component unit. 3.4. For any affiliated organization, at a minimum the audit report should disclose the entity's mission/purpose and summarized financial data including total assets, liabilities, net assets, revenues, expenditures, and the entity's relationship to the CoalitionContractor's activities. The auditor may need to provide other disclosures and presentations (such as consolidated financial statements) as appropriate after giving proper consideration of applicable accounting standards pronouncements regarding reporting of related entities such as FASB Statement of Position (SOP) 94-3.

Special Audit Testing Requirements. 3.1. It is essential that the audit firm test the CoalitionContractor's monthly reconciliation of its financial records to the Single Statewide Information System (SSIS). The As an alternative, and upon written authorization from OEL, the auditors may test acceptable equivalent alternative supporting documentation files of the ELC, if temporary transitioning SSIS system functionality issues occur. To report on the audit tests performed, the auditor must include a statement in the Schedule of Findings and Questioned Costs confirming the following: (a) that the Coalition staff performs this reconciliation monthly; (b) that the Coalition has processes in place to identify and correct errors noted during the monthly reconciliation process; and (c) the Coalition's financial records and the SSIS records (or acceptable equivalent documentation files tested/audited upon issuance of written authorization from OEL) were reconciled and in agreement as of the annual program year end (June 30th). Finally, a statement must be included to indicate the auditor's work papers include documentation to verify tests of these tasks were performed and such work papers are available for review by OEL OEL/ELC staff upon request. 3.2. If such testing was not completed, or if these statements are missing from the annual audit report, the auditor's annual procedures will be considered incomplete/deficient and the Coalition Contractor will receive notice of such in the OIGOIG’s/ELC’s annual Management Decision. 3.3. All funds administered by the Coalitions Contractor must be included in the audit coverage. This includes funds that are provided to any auxiliary entity over which the Coalition Contractor exercises controlling influence, such as a foundation. For purposes of this Agreement, all foundations or other similar entities are considered to be affiliated organizations and, in some instances, may need to be classified as a component unit. 3.4. For any affiliated organization, at a minimum the audit report should disclose the entity's mission/mission/ purpose and summarized financial data including total assets, liabilities, net assets, revenues, expenditures, and the entity's relationship to the CoalitionContractor's activities. The auditor may need to provide other disclosures and presentations (such as consolidated financial statements) as appropriate after giving proper consideration of applicable accounting standards pronouncements regarding reporting of related entities such as FASB Statement of Position (SOP) 94-3.

Special Audit Testing Requirements. 3.1. It is essential that the audit firm test the Coalition's monthly reconciliation of its financial records to the Single Statewide Information System (SSIS). The As an alternative, and upon written authorization from OEL, the auditors may test acceptable equivalent alternative supporting documentation files of the ELC, if temporary transitioning SSIS system functionality issues occur. To report on the audit tests performed, Tthe auditor must include a statement in the Schedule of Findings and Questioned Costs confirming the following: (a) that the Coalition staff performs this reconciliation monthly; (b) that the Coalition has processes in place to identify and correct errors noted during the monthly reconciliation process; and (c) the Coalition's financial records and the SSIS records (or acceptable equivalent documentation files tested/audited upon issuance of written authorization from OEL) were reconciled and in agreement as of the annual program year end (June 30th). Finally, a statement must be included to indicate the auditor's work papers include documentation to verify tests of these tasks were performed and such work papers are available for review by OEL staff upon request. 3.2. If such testing was not completed, or if these statements are missing from the annual audit report, the auditor's annual procedures will be considered incomplete/deficient and the Coalition will receive notice of such in the OIG’s annual Management Decision. 3.3. All funds administered by the Coalitions Coalition must be included in the audit coverage. This includes funds that are provided to any auxiliary entity over which the Coalition exercises controlling influence, such as a foundation. For purposes of this Agreement, all foundations or other similar entities are considered to be affiliated organizations and, in some instances, may need to be classified as a component unit. 3.4. For any affiliated organization, at a minimum the audit report should must disclose the entity's mission/purpose and summarized financial data including total assets, liabilities, net assets, revenues, expenditures, and the entity's relationship to the Coalition's activities. The auditor may need to provide other disclosures and presentations (such as consolidated financial statements) as appropriate after giving proper consideration of applicable accounting standards pronouncements regarding reporting of related entities such as FASB Statement of Position (SOP) 94-3.