NON-PROFIT ORGANISATION AUDIT

An audit includes examining, on a test basis, evidence supporting the amount and disclosures in the financial statements, assessing the accounting principles used significant estimates made by management, as well as evaluating the overall financial statement presentation.

We also include a separate letter concerning any material weakness in accounting and internal control systems, which arise from the audit.

GeBIZ and various government agencies in compliance with the regulatory requirements.

We made highly competent engagement partner and team to meet the increasing demands update with accounting and audit standards, tax regulations and financial trends.

Any institution, corporate or not, which is established for charitable purposes and is subject to the control of the High Court in exercise of the Court’s jurisdiction with respect to charities constituted:

✓ As a society

✓ As a company limited by guarantee under the Companies Act

✓ By trust deed

✓ By a special Act of Parliament

✓ Institutions of a Public Character (IPCs) are non-profit or not-for-profit organisations. Only those are conferred the approved IPC Status are authorised to issue tax-deductible donations.

✓ Charities Act (Chapter 37)

✓ Charities (IPC) Regulations 2007

✓ Charities (IPC)(Amendment) Regulations 2008

✓ Charities (Accounts & Audit Report) Regulations

✓ Societies Act (Chapter 311)

✓ Societies Regulation

 Charities (Accounts & Audit) Regulations

✓ 500K externally audited by public accountant

✓ Submission with 6 months from the end of the financial year (Reg. 16)

✓ Need auditor to certify compliance of Reg 15 – 30/70 fundraising rule

✓ Change Auditor once every 5 years, whether to another auditor from the same auditing firm or company

 Review and Presentation of Financial Statements

✓Accounting – choice of FRS & CAS

✓Appropriateness of accounting policies