What are the key special features of cooperative audits that go beyond the general audit processes?
cooperative audits involve several special features:
Overdue Debts: Examine and classify overdue debts properly and ensure provisions for doubtful debts.
Overdue Interest: Ensure overdue interest is not capitalized in outstanding loans.
Valuation of Assets and Liabilities: Follow general accounting and auditing standards as there are no specific provisions in the Act and Rules.
Adherence to Cooperative Principles: Assess how well the cooperative’s objectives, focusing on member benefits rather than profit, are being achieved.
Compliance with Acts and Rules: Identify and report any infringements and their financial implications.
Verification of Members' Records: Verify the members' register and examine pass books.
Reserves and Funds: Ensure the creation and proper operation of statutory and voluntary reserves or funds.
Anti-Money Laundering Compliance: Verify compliance with anti-money laundering directives and procedures.
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