Annual Audits Financial Accounting/OCAS/Auditing

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Annual Audits Financial Accounting/OCAS/Auditing Oklahoma State Department of Education 2500 North Lincoln Boulevard Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73105-4599

Audit Contract Each Local Education Agency (LEA) will engage an independent auditor, approved by the Oklahoma State Auditor and Inspector, to examine its financial statements. Each LEA superintendent shall notify the State Board of Education, prior to the end of the fiscal year to be audited, of the independent auditor who has been engaged to conduct the audit. June 30 Every district is required to contract with and Independent auditor that has been approved by the State Auditor’s office. This should be done by June 30 of each fiscal year.

Oklahoma Statute Title §70-22-108(A) Annual Audit Oklahoma Statute Title §70-22-108(A) Each audit of the financial statements of a school district required by the Oklahoma Public School Audit Law shall be completed and the auditor’s opinion thereon shall be submitted by the firm to the district board of education within nine (9) months after the close of the fiscal year of the district board of education. Regardless of the size of a district, amount of expenditures or revenue each district is required to have an audit of the pervious FY done within 9 months.

Annual Audit Uniform Guidance 2 C.F.R. 200 A non-Federal entity that expends $750,000 or more during the non-Federal entity's fiscal year in Federal awards must have a single audit conducted in accordance with §200.514 March 31, 2019 If a district expends more than $750,000 in federal expenditures the district is required to submit a single audit on or before March 31st of each year. If a district misses this deadline that are considered to be non compliant regarding the audit requirement. Therefore any federal fund due to that district that pass through the OSDE will be withheld until the audit is received.

Annual Audit Oklahoma Statute Title §70-22-103(A) April 30, 2019 The board of education of each school district in this state shall provide for and cause to be made an annual audit of such school district for each fiscal year. Said audit shall be a financial audit and a compliance audit of all funds of the school district, including the records of all student activity funds designated in Section 5-129 of this title. Such audit or audits shall be made at the end of the fiscal year; provided, however, the local board of education may require that audits be made at more frequent intervals. Audits that expend less than $750,000 in federal expenditures are due April 30, 2019 If a district expends less than $750,000 in federal expenditures the district is required to submit an audit on or before April 30of each year. If a district misses this deadline that are considered to be non compliant regarding the audit requirement. Therefore any state fund due to that district will be withheld until the audit is received.

Preparing for an Audit Have Available for Review: Board Agendas and Minutes Bank statements for the period July 1 to June 30 for the General, Building, Child Nutrition, Sinking, Bond or other funds such as Activity and Lunch Funds. Bank reconciliation for all accounts. Warrant Registers for all Funds

Preparing for an Audit Expenditures Summary by fund. This information should match your OCAS data. Purchase orders and paid invoices. Remember that someone should be signing for the receipt of goods or services on the invoices. (Board approved purchasing agent) Unpaid Encumbrances (list) Personnel Contracts: Regular and Extra Duty. Contracts with any outside source. (signatures)

Preparing for an Audit Copy of the Federal (Audit) Determination Letter Commodities Report from the Department of Human Services showing all food commodities delivered (RPT097) Copies of Surety Bonds. (Superintendent, Treasurer, Encumbrance Clerk, Activity Fund Custodian and Minutes Clerk are required by state statue to be covered by a surety bond.)

Preparing for an Audit Information for Federal Programs including the allocation notice, detailed and summary expenditure reports, budget applications, payment notices, student eligibility forms and relevant student files, and Lunch Fund reports showing meal counts and free and reduced lunch applications.

Preparing for an Audit Activity Fund Receipt Registers and Receipt Books Activity Fund report showing year to date status Board approved list of Activity Fund subaccounts with descriptions of approved revenues and expenditures

Financial Statement Comparison Revenue Expenditures Ending Fund Balance

Financial Statement Comparison General (11) OCAS EON Difference between OCAS and EON Audit Difference between OCAS and Audit Begin (6110-Dist Rev Rpt)   Lapsed (6130-Dist Rev Rpt) Estopped (6140-Dist Rev Rpt) New Revenue (FY15 Dist Check Rpt) 5111-5113 (FY15 Dist Check Rpt) 5120-5190 (FY15 Dist Check Rpt) Warrants + Encumber End $ - $ - $ - $ - The financial information submitted through OCAS is compared to the Estimate of Needs and to the audit.

Financial Statement Comparison Revenue General (11) OCAS Begin (6110-Dist Rev Rpt) $ 1,333,923.90 Lapsed (6130-Dist Rev Rpt) $ 32,683.00 Estopped (6140-Dist Rev Rpt) $ 79.00 Total Revenue from EON   New Revenue (FY15 Dist Check Rpt) $ 10,434,726.56 5111-5113 (FY15 Dist Check Rpt) 5120-5190 (FY15 Dist Check Rpt)

Financial Statement Comparison General (11) OCAS Begin (6110-Dist Rev Rpt) $1,333,923.90 Lapsed (6130-Dist Rev Rpt) $32,683.00 Estopped (6140-Dist Rev Rpt) $79.00 Total Revenue from EON   New Revenue (FY15 Dist Check Rpt) $10,434,726.56 5111-5113 (FY15 Dist Check Rpt) 5120-5190 (FY15 Dist Check Rpt) Warrants + Encumber $10,131,774.69 End $1,669,637.77

Financial Statement Comparison The 2018-2019 Estimate of Needs And Financial Statements of the Fiscal Year 2017-2018

Financial Statement Comparison General (11) OCAS EON Difference between OCAS and EON Begin (6110-Dist Rev Rpt) $1,333,923.90 $ - Lapsed (6130-Dist Rev Rpt) $32,683.00 Estopped (6140-Dist Rev Rpt) $79.00 Total Revenue from EON   $11,801,412.46 New Revenue (FY15 Dist Check Rpt) $10,434,726.56 5111-5113 (FY15 Dist Check Rpt) 5120-5190 (FY15 Dist Check Rpt) Warrants + Encumber $10,131,774.69 End $1,669,637.77 143

Financial Statement Comparison Audit 6130 & 6140 6110

Financial Statement Comparison General (11) OCAS EON Difference between OCAS and EON Audit Difference between OCAS and Audit Begin (6110-Dist Rev Rpt) $1,333,923.90 $ - Lapsed (6130-Dist Rev Rpt) $32,683.00 Estopped (6140-Dist Rev Rpt) $79.00 Total Revenue from EON   $11,801,412.46 New Revenue (FY15 Dist Check Rpt) $10,434,726.56 5111-5113 (FY15 Dist Check Rpt) 5120-5190 (FY15 Dist Check Rpt) Warrants + Encumber $10,131,774.69 $ - End $1,669,637.77 $ -

Audit Determination Letter

SEFA Page The SEFA (Schedule of Expenditures of Federal Awards) page of the audit represents the federal expenditures made by the district.

SEFA Page

Comparing OCAS to the SEFA Page

Audit Findings Small Office Segregation of Duties Guide The same person is not ordering, opening mail, entering vendors/payees, entering purchase orders, receiving items and mailing checks. Purchase Orders not signed and/or incomplete documentation Purchase Orders not issued in date order (invoice dated before PO) Invoices not signed

Audit Findings Payment was issued from a statement Equipment not inventoried or tagged. Expenses recorded in federal programs did not match what was claimed and reimbursed or paid. Estimate of Needs revenues were not properly entered into OCAS. Extra Duty Contracts not signed or no contract exists 1099’s not issued

Audit Findings Activity Fund Handbook Activity Fund sponsors were not issuing receipts for money collected. Activity Fund receipt books were not available for review. Activity Fund records indicate that sponsor receipts were not being deposited on a timely basis with the Activity Fund Custodian. Activity Fund sub-account ended in a negative. Booster Clubs not sanctioned Activity Fund Handbook

Corrective Action Plan/Response The Corrective Action Plan shall provide Reference Number (2018-001) Name of Award – Project Number Condition/Finding Corrective steps that have all ready been implemented or will be implemented Anticipated completion date Plan for monitoring adherence to the corrective action plan If a refund is due relating to the findings the mailing date, amount and number of the check for the refund should be noted. Superintendent’s Signature and date

School Board Policies Board of Education should have policies in place regarding the purchase or confirmation of purchase and delivery of goods or services. The procedures shall include What is an acceptable invoice by document, facsimile, electronic, etc. procedures should state who is an authorized purchasing agent for the district method of determining the school employee receiving delivery of each purchase

Audit Management Letter If the auditor has issued a Management Letter, Recommendations, On-Site Findings, or Comments noting items of concern, a Corrective Action Response must be submitted. Anything the auditor has put in writing should be presented to the local Board of Education and sent with the audit to OSDE.

Prior Year Follow Up A summary schedule of prior audit findings should be provided. Which shall report the status of all audit findings

Audit Presentation Annual audits - Final exit interview “B. Findings of material weaknesses, qualifications of the auditor's report and of defalcations, or a report of lack of such findings, shall be communicated in writing to the board. Upon completion of an audit, the auditor shall conduct the final exit interview at a meeting of the board. No part of the final exit interview shall be conducted with any employee of the board except in open meeting of the board; provided, portions of the final exit interview related to matters which the board is authorized by law to consider in executive session may be so considered.”

Audit Acknowledgement Form Audit Presentation Audit Acknowledgement Form Oklahoma Administrative Code and Register 210:25-5-5. Auditing  Each audit report must contain a signed Acknowledgement Page on a form supplied by the State Department of Education (OSDE).

Surety Bonds

Audit Distribution Oklahoma Statute §70-22-108 Audit performed within nine(9) months Distribution – District, OSDE and State Auditor 30 days after receipt of the audit

After OSDE Review of Audit If errors are found regarding any of these areas, the State Department will contact the district for more explanation or corrections. Please note-Regardless of who is responsible for a specific report, the school district is legally responsible to ensure all components are included in the report.

Contact Information Katherine Black, Executive Director 522-0275 Financial Specialist/Auditing Paula Koch, 521-3197 (Counties 1-20 & 77) Kelly Freeman, 521-2349 (Counties 21-45) Pam Honeysuckle, 522-3273 (Counties 46-60) Iona Martin, 522-3272 (Counties 61-76) Email is firstname.lastname@sde.ok.gov Main Number : (405) 521-2517 Fax: (405) 522-3271