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Heather Kimball, Council Member
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GOEAC: Filed - 01/04/23
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i <br /> i <br /> f <br /> September 29, 20229 HSAC Meeting Agenda Mage ( 8rt�,E"x s <br /> cou `by <br /> CM Rawlins:In attracting legislators to attend, is it possible to do a <br /> round table and moderation when you have questions to help people communicate <br /> better and understand, that would mean they are involved in the conference and <br /> have more reason to attend. <br /> b. Correspondence received from the accounting firm regarding the <br /> disengagement from the 2018-19 audit and plan to re-engage for a <br /> 2020-21 audit. Requires EC approval. <br /> ED Parsons:Read out the email from the audit accounting firm. <br /> In our audit status letter, see attached, from January 2021 we had a few suggestions <br /> that we discussed in our zoom meeting and I wanted to put in an email again. <br /> .Due to the inadequacy of the accounting records we offered the option in our letter of <br /> having us disengage from the engagement for Mune 30, 2019 and 2018. This would <br /> allow us two options: <br /> Allow IISAC to hire our bookkeeping department to assist Management in entering <br /> bank transactions into QuickBooks and performing the necessary bank <br /> reconciliations. Once completed another firm could be hired to perform these audits <br /> or complete a Tune 30, 2020 audit. We would not be independent based on assisting <br /> Management in reconciling these accounts. Based on discussions in our meeting, <br /> maybe we can disengage and provide guidance to help clean up the 2019 and 2018 <br /> information in QuickBooks. It appears the accounting staff has put in a lot of time to <br /> enter all checks and deposits there just needs to be some small items we can help <br /> clean up. Then we can be engaged to audit starting 2020. <br /> i <br /> If IISAC determines they do not want to update QuickBooks for these periods and 3 <br /> determine whether or not there is a requirement to have them audited. We could be <br /> engaged to perform the 613012020 audit, as it appears management has a complete <br /> QuickBooks for this period and has been doing a better job of ensuring all activity is <br /> entered into QuickBooks. We would have a qualified opinion for the 2020 on the <br /> beginning balance due to the issue noted above but would anticipate that being only <br /> for the first year and going forward could issue a clean opinion. <br />
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