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22 August 2021 The Society land conveyance deed was executed in favor of the society on 01.Oct 2019 i.e. during the FY 2019-20. The Land now becomes asset of the Society. However, while preparing the financial statements, neither the Managing Committee nor the Auditor considered this fact to include this land as an asset of the Society. There are few more assets which are also not considered while preparing the financial statements. When brought it to the notice of both, the auditor is of the opinion that this is a technical error and will be corrected in future years. My question is that, does this amount to negligence on the part of Auditor? Can it be referred to disciplinary committee? Thanks 05 November 2021 In my opinion, the negligence on the part of the auditor generally happens when there is non-compliance with the Code of Ethics. In the stated case, there was omission by the auditor who generally provides true and fair view regarding the financial statement. While reporting the negligence, it is imperative to consider the audit procedures adopted by the auditor, the audit planning with evidences and also the materiality of the items not considered. • CCI Online Learning • Enrolled Courses • GST Plus • Certification Course • Books • Articles • News & Updates • Forum • Share Files • Experts • Notifications & Circulars • Judiciary • Budget • GST • Income Tax • Accountancy • Corporate Law • Audit • Students • Jobs • Bookmarks • Feed • Featured • Top Members • Rewards ...

Financial Statement of the Cooperative Society The Balance Sheet is also called the Financial Statement of the Cooperative Society and provides a picture of our Society’s financial status at the end of a particular financial year. The information provided in the Balance Sheet shows the financial result of management decisions. Distribution of Financial statements should be done 14 days prior to the AGM. So that members can study and raise any query related financial figures reflected in the Statement, as members have the right, to know where their contribution is spent or invested by the Society, and the Committee should know how to study the Financial Statement and analyze it. To start with, all the members and the Managing Committee should know the various components of the Financial Statement – Income and Expenditure Statement Balance Sheet Components of Income and Expenditure Statement Income side: • Members’ contribution: The important item of income for housing society is the members’ contribution towards the maintenance charges. • Interest from the bank: Interest income includes interest fixed deposits, interest from a savings bank account, and interest from members on arrears. • Other income: This includes miscellaneous income received by the Society. Expenditure side: • Expenses related to the property of the Society: It includes electricity charges, property tax, water charges, NA tax, building insurance, etc. • Expenses related to the maintenance of the Society:...

A co-operative society is formed by the mutual consent of individuals that comes from the same class of society. Instead of working for public welfare like NGOs, these societies are dedicated to benefits its members only. The members of the co-operative society work as a cohesive unit to eliminate capitalist exploitation and to improve their financial situation. Since these societies invest in outside sources, their accounting structure attracts in-depth auditing periodically. In this article we will unfold some fact related to Appointment Process of Auditors. The bylaws that govern the working of Co-operative society also mandate the requirement for account auditing. Such investigation is led by the authorized person, aka as auditor which is usually appointed by the Registrar of the company. In this blog, we will strive to unfold some facts regarding the appointment of the auditor of a cooperative society. Page Contents • • • • • • • Who is Eligible to Conduct an Audit of Co-Operative Society? The auditing process can be led by the certified auditors appointed by the registrar. Apart from this, let’s figure it out the eligibility criteria to conduct an Audit of Co-Operative Society, which are as follows:- • Any person from the panel of the certified auditor is managed by the registrar. • Chartered Accountant complying with the norms of Chartered Accountants Act, 1949 [1]. • A person having a government diploma in the relevant field such as cooperative accounts and account...

Embed Code Embed Code Copied... 2. COOPERATIVE MOVEMENT PHILOSOPHY. 3. Presentation flow. What is a cooperative ?Statement of Cooperative identity and principlesCooperatives as SMEsCooperatives and povertyCooperatives-a significant part of the global economyStatus of Cooperative Societies in Uganda as at 22nd May 2009. 4. Presentation flow . Presentation Transcript 1. 1 Financial Reporting for Cooperative Societies 2. 2 COOPERATIVE MOVEMENT PHILOSOPHY 3. 3 Presentation flow What is a cooperative ?Statement of Cooperative identity and principlesCooperatives as SMEsCooperatives and povertyCooperatives-a significant part of the global economyStatus of Cooperative Societies in Uganda as at 22nd May 2009 4. 4 Presentation flow Financial reporting for cooperative societiesThe purpose of the financial reportsWhat to take care of in cooperative financial reports PreparationAppropriation of net surplusChallenges associated with financial reporting for cooperativesWay forward 5. 5 What is a co-operative? A co-operative is an autonomous association of persons united voluntarily to meet their common economic, social, and cultural needs and aspirations through a jointly-owned and democratically controlled enterprise. 6. 6 Statement of Cooperative identity and principles Co-operatives are based on the values of self-help, self-responsibility, democracy, equality, equity and solidarity. In the tradition of their founders, co-operative members believe in the ethical values of honesty, op...

The Delhi Co-operative Societies Rules, 2007 Published vide Notification No. F. 37(Policy)/RCS, dated, 19th October, 2007 dl114 Notification No. F. 37(Policy)/RCS, dated, 19th October, 2007. - In exercise of the powers conferred by section 137 of Delhi Cooperative Societies Act, 2003 (Delhi Act 3 of 2004), the Lt. Governor of the National Capital Territory of Delhi, hereby, makes the following rules, namely:- Chapter I Preliminary 1. Short Title and Commencement. - (1) These rules may be called the Delhi Co-operative Societies Rules, 2007. (2) These rules shall come into force with effect from the date of their notification on the official Gazettes. 2. Definitions. - (1) In these rules, unless the context otherwise requires- (a) "Act" means the Delhi Co-operative Societies Act 2003 (Delhi Act 3 of 2004); (b) "borrowed capital" means the total loans, deposits and other borrowings of a cooperative society including the debentures subscribed and paid up; (c) "decree" means any decree of a civil court and includes any decision, award or order referred to in section 105 of the Act; (d) "Decree-holder" means any person in whose favour a decree has been passed; (e) "Defaulter" means any co-operative society, member or other person committing default in payment of loan installment, land money, construction money or annual subscription payable as provided in the bye-laws of co-operative society for which due notice for payment has been served on the member/cooperative society or an...

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22 August 2021 The Society land conveyance deed was executed in favor of the society on 01.Oct 2019 i.e. during the FY 2019-20. The Land now becomes asset of the Society. However, while preparing the financial statements, neither the Managing Committee nor the Auditor considered this fact to include this land as an asset of the Society. There are few more assets which are also not considered while preparing the financial statements. When brought it to the notice of both, the auditor is of the opinion that this is a technical error and will be corrected in future years. My question is that, does this amount to negligence on the part of Auditor? Can it be referred to disciplinary committee? Thanks 05 November 2021 In my opinion, the negligence on the part of the auditor generally happens when there is non-compliance with the Code of Ethics. In the stated case, there was omission by the auditor who generally provides true and fair view regarding the financial statement. While reporting the negligence, it is imperative to consider the audit procedures adopted by the auditor, the audit planning with evidences and also the materiality of the items not considered. • CCI Online Learning • Enrolled Courses • GST Plus • Certification Course • Books • Articles • News & Updates • Forum • Share Files • Experts • Notifications & Circulars • Judiciary • Budget • GST • Income Tax • Accountancy • Corporate Law • Audit • Students • Jobs • Bookmarks • Feed • Featured • Top Members • Rewards ...

Embed Code Embed Code Copied... 2. COOPERATIVE MOVEMENT PHILOSOPHY. 3. Presentation flow. What is a cooperative ?Statement of Cooperative identity and principlesCooperatives as SMEsCooperatives and povertyCooperatives-a significant part of the global economyStatus of Cooperative Societies in Uganda as at 22nd May 2009. 4. Presentation flow . Presentation Transcript 1. 1 Financial Reporting for Cooperative Societies 2. 2 COOPERATIVE MOVEMENT PHILOSOPHY 3. 3 Presentation flow What is a cooperative ?Statement of Cooperative identity and principlesCooperatives as SMEsCooperatives and povertyCooperatives-a significant part of the global economyStatus of Cooperative Societies in Uganda as at 22nd May 2009 4. 4 Presentation flow Financial reporting for cooperative societiesThe purpose of the financial reportsWhat to take care of in cooperative financial reports PreparationAppropriation of net surplusChallenges associated with financial reporting for cooperativesWay forward 5. 5 What is a co-operative? A co-operative is an autonomous association of persons united voluntarily to meet their common economic, social, and cultural needs and aspirations through a jointly-owned and democratically controlled enterprise. 6. 6 Statement of Cooperative identity and principles Co-operatives are based on the values of self-help, self-responsibility, democracy, equality, equity and solidarity. In the tradition of their founders, co-operative members believe in the ethical values of honesty, op...

Financial Statement of the Cooperative Society The Balance Sheet is also called the Financial Statement of the Cooperative Society and provides a picture of our Society’s financial status at the end of a particular financial year. The information provided in the Balance Sheet shows the financial result of management decisions. Distribution of Financial statements should be done 14 days prior to the AGM. So that members can study and raise any query related financial figures reflected in the Statement, as members have the right, to know where their contribution is spent or invested by the Society, and the Committee should know how to study the Financial Statement and analyze it. To start with, all the members and the Managing Committee should know the various components of the Financial Statement – Income and Expenditure Statement Balance Sheet Components of Income and Expenditure Statement Income side: • Members’ contribution: The important item of income for housing society is the members’ contribution towards the maintenance charges. • Interest from the bank: Interest income includes interest fixed deposits, interest from a savings bank account, and interest from members on arrears. • Other income: This includes miscellaneous income received by the Society. Expenditure side: • Expenses related to the property of the Society: It includes electricity charges, property tax, water charges, NA tax, building insurance, etc. • Expenses related to the maintenance of the Society:...

The Delhi Co-operative Societies Rules, 2007 Published vide Notification No. F. 37(Policy)/RCS, dated, 19th October, 2007 dl114 Notification No. F. 37(Policy)/RCS, dated, 19th October, 2007. - In exercise of the powers conferred by section 137 of Delhi Cooperative Societies Act, 2003 (Delhi Act 3 of 2004), the Lt. Governor of the National Capital Territory of Delhi, hereby, makes the following rules, namely:- Chapter I Preliminary 1. Short Title and Commencement. - (1) These rules may be called the Delhi Co-operative Societies Rules, 2007. (2) These rules shall come into force with effect from the date of their notification on the official Gazettes. 2. Definitions. - (1) In these rules, unless the context otherwise requires- (a) "Act" means the Delhi Co-operative Societies Act 2003 (Delhi Act 3 of 2004); (b) "borrowed capital" means the total loans, deposits and other borrowings of a cooperative society including the debentures subscribed and paid up; (c) "decree" means any decree of a civil court and includes any decision, award or order referred to in section 105 of the Act; (d) "Decree-holder" means any person in whose favour a decree has been passed; (e) "Defaulter" means any co-operative society, member or other person committing default in payment of loan installment, land money, construction money or annual subscription payable as provided in the bye-laws of co-operative society for which due notice for payment has been served on the member/cooperative society or an...