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Tutorial Solutions – Not for profit entities - KH
Course: Concepts In Biochemistry And Microbiology (SHGB6115 )
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University: Universiti Malaya
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Tutorial Solutions – Not for profit entities
Question 1
Compare the ‘statutory audit process’ to the ‘audit’ process involved in a VFM (3 Es) audit.
Students should now be able to outline the statutory audit process (and the reasons
for it).
An EEE audit is very different.
EEE’s main objective is to enhance ‘objectives’ (a measure of effectiveness) by
focussing on economy and efficiency (compare this to statutory audit).
Methods used fall much more in the ‘consultancy’ arm of the internal audit
department (or outsourced auditors) and management accountant. Although there
can be ‘standards’ by which to audit these are often difficult to measure, especially so
in terms of outcomes/effectiveness.
The benefit of EEE audit is to stimulate best economies, efficiency and effectiveness
in a not profit-making entity that does not have commercial pressures ‘forcing’ these
issues.
Question 2
Controls over collecting boxes:
Physical controls – chain boxes to counter
Responsible person at the outlet listed in central register
Sealed boxes – so can tell if opened
Regular collection
Two people count cash together
Regular banking
Question 3
Key factors
Complexity and extent of regulation
Significance of cash donations
Accounting treatment of grants/revenue recognition
Terms and conditions attached to grants/donations and compliance therewith
Uncertainty of future income and lack of predictable relationships between expenditure
and income
Significance of restricted funds
Extent and nature of trading activities must be compatible with charitable status
Complexity of tax rules
Sensitivity of key statistics eg proportion of resources used in administration
Need to maintain adequate resources for future expenditure versus build up of reserves
which could appear excessive