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HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF SALINA
SALINA, KANSAS
REPORT ON EXAMINATION OF
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS AND SUPPLEMENTAL DATA
TWENTY-FOUR MONTHS ENDED JUNE 30, 1986
LYNN T. BAXTER
Certified Public Accountant
7509 NALL AVENUE, SUITE 3
PRAIRIE VILLAGE, KANSAS 66208
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
EXHIBIT
ACCOUNTANTS'REPORT
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
BALANCE SHEET AT JUNE 30, 1986
A
STATEMENT OF INCOME AND EXPENSES
TWENTY-FOUR MONTHS ENDED JUNE 30, 1986
B
SUPPLEMENTARY DATA
ANALYSIS OF SURPLUS - TWENTY-FOUR
MONTHS ENDED JUNE 30, 1986
C
COMPUTATION OF RESIDUAL RECEIPTS AND
ACCRUING ANNUAL CONTRIBUTION - PHA
OWNED HOUSING
D( 1 )
COMPUTATION OF ANNUAL CONTRIBUTIONS EARNED
AND PROJECT ACCOUNT - OPERATING RESERVE
CHANGES - HOUSING ASSISTANCE PAYMENTS PROGRAM
D( 2)
STATEMENT OF ACTUAL DEVELOPMENT COSTS
UNCOMPLETED AT JUNE 30, 1986
E( 1 )
STATEMENT OF INITIAL OPERATING PERIOD
INCOME AND EXPENSE
E( 2)
PHA'S STATEMENT OF MODERNIZATION COSTS - UNCOMPLETED
F
ANALYSIS OF GENERAL FUNDS AVAILABLE FOR
REDUCTION OF ANNUAL CONTRIBUTION
G
COMMENTS ON COMPLIANCE AND ADMINISTRATIVE
INTERNAL CONTROL
STATUS OF PRIOR AUDIT FINDINGS
FINDINGS, RECOMMENDATIONS AND REPLIES
SCHEDULE OF ADJUSTING JOURNAL ENTRIES
NOTES TO FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
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ACCOUNTANTS'REPORT
Board of Commissioners
Housing Authority of the
City of Salina
Salina, Kansas
Regional Inspector General for Audit
Office of Inspector General
Dept. of Housing & Urban DevelopMent
Kansas City, Missouri 64106
We have examined the financial stateMents listed in the Table of
Contents of the Housing Authority of the City of Sallina pertaining to
its low-incoMe housing program. Our examination was Madle in accordance
with generally accepted auditing standards and the audit requireMents
set forth in the DepartMent of Housing and Urban Developrl'Lent Audit Guide
for Audits of Public Housing Agencies by Independent Public Accountants
dated August, 1978, AttachMent P of Circular A-102 and Circular A-128
issued by the Office of ManageMent and Budget and accor'dingly included
such tests of accounting records and other auditing procedures as we
considered necessary in the circUMstances.
The authority's policy is to prepare its financial s1;ateMents on the
basis of accounting practices prescribed or perMitted by the DepartMent
of Housing and Urban DevelopMent. These principlel~ differ in SOMe
respects froM generally accepted accounting principles. Accordingly,
the accoMpanying financial stateMents are not intended to present
financial position and results of operations in ccJnforMity with
generally accepted accounting principles. This report is intended
solely for filing with the DepartMent of Housing and U~ban DevelopMent
and is not intended for any other purpose.
In our opinion, the above-Mentioned financial stateMent;s present fairly
the financial position of the Housing Authority of the City of Salina
with respect to its Low-rent housing program at June 30, 1986, and the
results of its operations for the twenty-four Months then ended in
conforMity with generally accepted accounting principles applied on a
basis consistent with prior periods and with HUD procedures.
The suppleMental financial inforMation as listed in the Table of
Contents has been tested by us as part of our auditing procedures
followed in the examination of the financial stateMents Mentioned above,
and in our opinion, it is fairly stated in all Material respects in
relation to the financial stateMents taken as a whole.
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Lynn T. Baxter
Certified Public Accountant
SepteMber 12, 1986
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Exhibit A
HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF SALINA
SALINA, KANSAS
BALANCE SHEET AT JUNE 30. 1986
ASSETS
Cash
Accounts Receivable - Tenants
Accounts Receivable - Other
InvestMents
HUD Annual Contribution Receivable
Deferred Charges
DeveloPMent Cost
DeveloPMent Cost Contra
Land Structures & EquipMent
Total Assets
LIABILITIES & SURPLUS
Tenant Security Deposits
Accounts Payable HUD
Accounts Payable Other
Interest Payable - DeveloPMent
Tenant Prepaid Rents
Deferred Credits - Other
Project Loan Notes - HUD
PILOT
PerManent Notes - HUD
Notes
Total Liabilities
Surplus - Exhibit C
Total Liabilities & Surplus
Annual Contribution Contract
KC 1 029 --K-ç 7015
$
108,519.23
777.46
308.00
93,350.61
5,028.00
2,168,878.70
( 969,090.00)
987.792.00
$ 2.395.564.00
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$
7,300.00
2,200.77
68,951.91
753.35
956,732.00
49,925.30
1.038.909.20
$ 2,124,772.53
270.791.47
$ 2.395.564.00
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$
27,450.50
30,342.40
2.648.98
$
60,,441.88
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$ 0.00
945.79
289.50
24, !590 . 00
0.00
$ 25, E125. 29
34 . ~, 1 6 . 59
$ 60.441.88
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Exhibit B (1)
HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF SALINA
SALINA, KANSAS
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STATEMENT OF INCOME AND EXPENSES - PHA OWNED HOUSING
Twenty-four Months Ended June 30, 1986
Annual Contribution Contract KC 1029
Operatin~ Income
Dwelling Rental
Excess Utilities
Total Rental Income
Interest on General Fund
InvestMents
Other IncoMe
Total Operating IncoMe
Operatin~ Expenses
Administration
Utilities
Ordinary Maintenance and Operations
General Expenses
Non Routine Maintenance
Total Operating Expenses
Net Operating IncoMe
Other Char~es
Interest on Notes & Bonds Payable
Prior Period AdjustMent Affecting
Residual Receipts
Loss froM Disposition of
Nonexpendable Equipment
Total Other Charges
Net (Loss) - Exhibit C
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Year Ended
June 30. 1985
Year Ended
June 30. 1986
$ 75,814.25 $ 78,787.46
32.33 0.00
$ 75,846.58 $ 78,787.46
3,251.49 5,300.80
3.303.73 4.222.09
$ 82.401.80 $ 88.310.35
$
21 ,331 .13
3,161.79
22,978.94
18,576.32
220.36
$
17,370.53
1 ,509.55
25,781.45
28,970.96
389.59
$
66.268.54
$
74.022.08
$
1 6. 1 33.26
$
14.288.27
$ 58,683.66 $ 58,593.26
840.61 250.09
86.91 443.00
$ 59 . 611 . 18 $ 59.286.35
$ ( 43.477.92) $ ( 44.998.08)
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HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF SALINA
SALINA, KANSAS
STATEMENT OF INCOME AND EXPENSES
Housing Assistance PaYMent Program
Twenty-Four Months Ended June 30, 1986
Annual Contribution Contract KC 7015
Year Ended
June 30. 1985
Operatin~ IncoMe
Interest on General Fund InvestMents
$
1 .327 . 26
Total Operating IncoMe-Ex. D
$
1.327.26
Operatin~ Expenses
Housing Assistance PaYMents
Administrative Expenses
PreliMinary Administrative
Maintenance & Operation
Other Expenses
$
224,477.72
30,500.99
Expense
1 77.47
4.285.79
Total Operating Expenses-Ex. D
259.441.97
$
Net Operating (Loss)
$ (258.114.71)
Other Debits
Prior Period AdjustMent Affecting
Residual Receipts
NET (LOSS) - Exhibit C
$ (258.114.71)
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Exhibit B (2)
Year Ended
June 30. 1986
$
1 .823.45
$
1.823.45
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$
237,188.90
32,442.47
679.00
36 . 1 7
6.201.24
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$
276.547.78
$ (274.724.33)
$
8.345.24
$ (283.069.57)
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Exhibit C page 1
HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF SALINA
SALINA, KANSAS
ANALYSIS OF SURPLUS
Twenty-Four Months Ended June 30, 1986
Unreserved Surplus
Balance per audit - June 30, 1984
Prior audit adjustMent
Balance per books - June 30, 1984
AdjustMent for FYE June 30, 1985
Net Loss for Year Ended June 30, 1985
Housing Assistance PaYMent Program
Exhibit B
Interest on Operating Reserve
Net Loss for Year Ended June 30, 1986
Housing Assistance PaYMent Program
Exhibit B
Interest on Operating Reserve
(Provision for) Reduction of Operating
Reserve for Year Ended June 30, 1985
Housing Assistance PaYMent Program
Exhibit D
Project Account Unfunded
(Provision for) Reduction of Operating
Reserves for Year Ended June 30, 1986
Housing Assistance PaYMent Program
Exhibit D
Project Account Unfunded
Balances, June 30, 1986
Operatin~ Reserve
Annual Contribution Contract
KC 1029 KC 7015
$(1,064,493.61) $( 1 ,236,554.83 )
714.53 136.26
$( 1,063,779.08) $(1,236,418.57)
708.41
( 43,477.92)
( 258 , 1 1 4 . 71 )
2,110.37
( 44,998.08)
( 283,069.57 )
1,707.16
( 18,372.65)
( 3,316.48)
23,559.24
( 14,352.09)
803.66
0.00 ( 6.616.79)
$ ( 1 . 1 84 . 979 . 82 ) $( 1 .758.647.28 )
Balance per prior audit June 30, 1984 $( 9,463. 1 8) $ 29,623.15
Prior audit adjustMent recorded in
subsequent year 1 36.26 )
Provision for (Reduction of) Operating
Reserves for Year Ended
June 30, 1985 18,372.65 3,316.48
June 30, 1986 14.352.09 ( 803.66)
Balances, June 30, 1986 $ 23.261.56 $ 31.999.71
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HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF SALINA
SALINA, KANSAS
ANALYSIS OF SURPLUS
(Continued)
Twenty-Four Months Ended June 30, 1986
Housin~ Assistance Payment Project
Project Account Unfunded
Balance per Prior Audit June 30, 1984
AdjustMent by HUD - June 30, 1984
- June 30, 1985
Project Account for Year
30, 1985-Exhibit D
Project Account for Year
30, 1986-Exhibit D
Provision for
Ended June
Provision for
Ended June
Balances, June 30, 1986
CUMulative HUD Contributions
Balance per Prior Audit June 30, 1984 $
Adjustment by HUD of Annual Contribution
Annual Contribution for Year Ended
June 30, 1985
Housing Assistance PaYMent Program
Exhibit D
Annual Contribution for Year Ended
June 30, 1986
Housing Assistance PaYMent Program
Exhibit D
Operating Subsidy - June 30, 1985
Operating Subsidy - June 30, 1986
Balances, June 30, 1986
TOTAL SURPLUS - EXHIBIT A
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Exhibit C page 2
Annual Contribution Contract
KC 1029 KC 7015
1 ,226,195.31
8,473.20
93,350.61
93,350.61
3,080.00
8.060.00
$ 1.432.509.73
$
270.791.47
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$
299,556.25
( 136.26)
8,617.93
<23,559.24)
6.616.79
$
291.095.47
$
937,528.58
9,326.34)
259,551.24
282,415.21
0.00
$ 1.470.168.69
$
34.616.59
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Exhibi t D( 1 )
HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF SALINA
SALINA, KANSAS
COMPUTATION OF RESIDUAL RECEIPTS AND ACCRUING ANNUAL
CONTRIBUTION - PHA OWNED HOUSING
Annual Contribution Contract KC 1029
CoMPutation of Residual Receipts
Year Ended
June 30. 1985
Year Ended
June 30. 1986
Operatin~ Receipts
Operating IncoMe - Exhibit B (1)
Receipts froM sale of nonexpendable
equipMent not replaced
Operating Subsidy - Exhibit C
$
82,401.80
$
88,310.35
3.080.00
250.00
8.060.00
Total Operating Receipts
$
85.481.80
$
96.620.35
Operatin~ Expenditures
Operating Expenses - Exhibit B (1)
Capital Expenditures:
Property BetterMents and additions
ReplaceMent of nonexpendable equipMent
Prior Year's Adjustment Affecting
Residual Receipts
$
66,268.54
$
74,022.08
7,068.59
1 , 556 . 00
250.09
840.61
Total Operating Expenditures
$
67.109.15
$
82.896.76
Residual Receipts per audit
$
18.372.65
$
13,723.59
Audit AdjustMent (backed out)
628.50
Residual Receipts per PHA before
Provision for Operating Reserve
$ 18,372.65 $ 14,352.09
$ 18.372.65 $ 14.352.09
$ 0.00 $ 0.00
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Provision for Reserve - Exhibit C
Residual Receipts per PHA
CoMPutation of Accruin~ Annual
Contribution
Fixed Annual Contribution
$
93,350.61
$ 93,350.61
0.00
$ 93.350.90
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Less Residual Receipts
0.00
Accruing Annual Contribution -
Exhibit C
$
93.350.61
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HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF SALINA
SALINA, KANSAS
Exhibit D(2)
COMPUTATION OF ANNUAL CONTRIBUTIONS EARNED AND
PROJECT ACCOUNT - OPERATING RESERVE CHANGES
HOUSING ASSISTANCE PAYMENTS PROGRAM
Annual Contributions Contract KC 7015
MaxiMUM Contribution Available
MaximUM Annual Contribution Authorized
Project Account Balance at Beginning of
Fiscal Year
Total Annual Contribution Available
Annual Contribution Required
Administrative Expenses
Preliminary Administrative Expense
Preliminary Administrative Expense
Independent Public Accountant Audit Fee
Hard to House Fee
AdjustMent by HUD of preceding year
Housing Assistance PaYMents
Total Funds Required
Project Receipts Other Than ACC
Total Annual Contribution Required
Proiect Account Chan~e
Provision for Project Account
Exhibit C
Annual Contribution Earned - lesser
of contribution available or
contribution required - Exhibit C
Operatin~ Reserve Chan~e
Operating IncoMe-Exhibit B
Interest on Operating Reserve
Annual Contribution Earned
Total Operating Receipts
Operatin~ Expenditures
Operating Expenses - Exhibit B
Capital Expenditures
Prior Period AdjustMent Affecting
Residual Receipts
Total Operating Expenditures
Provision for Operating Receipts
$
Available
Audit Adjustments - backed out
Provision for Operating Reserve Ex. C
Year Ended
June 30. 1985
$
235,992.00
$
299.692.68
535.684.68
$ 35,705.78
695.00
224.477.72
$ 260,878.50
1 . 327 . 26
$ 259.551.24
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$ ( 23,559.24)
$
259,551.24
$
1 , 327 . 26
2,110.37
259.551.24
262.988.87
$
$
259,441.97
230.42
0.00
259.672.39
3,316.48
0.00
$
3.316.48
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Year Ended
June 30. 1986
$
289,032.00
$
284.478.68
573.510.68
$ 34,435.86
435.56
2,132.00
720.00
9,326.34
237.188.90
$ 284,238.66
1.823.45
$ 282.415.21
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$ (
6,616.79)
$
282,415.21
$
1,823.45
1,707.16
282.415.21
285.945.82
$
$
276,547.78
1,888.56
$
8.345.24
286.781.58
( 835.76)
32.10
$
(
803.66)
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Exhibit E
HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF SALINA
SALINA, KANSAS
STATEMENT OF ACTUAL DEVELOPMENT COSTS - UNCOMPLETED
AT JUNE 30, 1986
PROJECT KANSAS 38-3
Annual Contributions Contract KC 1029
The Actual DeveloPMent Costs - UncoMpleted are as follows:
Classification
Current
Period
Administration
Interest Paid
Interest Earned
Planning
IntialOperating
Site Acquisition
Construction and
Relocation Costs
$
18,530.85
68,951.91
( 4,502.36)
545.86
(19,731.80)
926,307.77
22,120.83
1.860.00.
IncoMe Exhibit E(2)
EquipMent
Total Cost
$ 1,014,083.06
Less interest payable to HUD
68.951 .91.
Net Development Cost
$
945.131 .15.
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Funds Approved
$
1,413,920.00
Funds Expended
(
945.131 .15 )
Excess of Funds Approved
$
468.788.85
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Funds Advanced
$
956,732.00
DevelopMent Costs
(
945.131 .15 )
Excess of Funds Advanced
KS 38-3
$
11.600.85
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Exhibi't; E( 2 )
HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF SALINA
SALINA, KANSAS
STATEMENT OF INITIAL OPERATING PERIOD INCOME AND EXPENSE
As of June 30, 1986
Project KS 38-3
Annual Contribution Contract KC 1029
Initial Operatin~ InCOMe
Dwelling Rental
Nondwelling Rental
Other Income
Interest on General Fund InvestMents
$
21 ,525.71
( 100.00)
191.78
532.88
Total Initial Operating IncoMe
$
22.150.37
Initial Operatin~ Expense
Administration
Utilities
Ordinary Maintenance & Operation
General Expense
$ 203.08
1 ,062.44
1,107.02
46.03
$ 2.418~
$ 19.731~
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Total Initial Operating Expense
Net Initial Operating IncoMe
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Exhibit F
HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF SALINA
SALINA, KANSAS
PHA'S STATEMENT OF MODERNIZATION COSTS - UNCOMPLETED
AT JUNE 30, 1986
The Modernization Costs to date are as follows:
Excess of Funds Approved
$ 250,000.00
185.705.64
$ 64.294.36
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Funds Approved
Funds Expended
Funds Advanced
$
205,925.00
Funds Expended
185.705.64
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Excess of Funds Advanced
Exhibit G
$
20.219.36
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Exhibit G
HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF SALINA
SALINA, KANSAS
ANALYSIS OF GENERAL FUND CASH BALANCE
AT JUNE 30. 1986
Annual Contribution Contract
KC 1029
KC 7015
COMPosition Before AdiustMents:
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Net Operating Receipts Retained:
Operating Reserves - Exhibit C $ 23,261.56 $ 31,999.71
Audit AdjustMent - backed out ( 628.50) ( 32 . 1 0 )
Excess Development Funds- Exhibit E 1 1 ,600.85
Excess Modernization Funds-Exhibit F 20,219.36
Security Deposits 7,300.00
AdjustMent:
Expenses/Costs not Paid:
Deferred Credits 2"1. , 590.00
Accounts Payable 2,200.77 289.50
Accounts Payable - HUD 945.79
Tenant Prepaid Rent 753.35
PaYMent in Lieu of Taxes 49,925.30
IncoMe not Received:
Accounts Receivable - Tenants ( 777.46)
Accounts Receivable - Other ( 308.00)
General Fund Cash Available $ 113,547.23 $ 57,792.90
General Fund Cash:
Invested 0.00 30,342.40
Applied to Deferred Charges 5.028.00 0.00
General Fund Cash - Exhibit A $ 108.519.23 $ 27.450.50
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COMMENTS ON COMPLIANCE
AND ADMINISTRATIVE INTERNAL CONTROL
We have examined the financial stateMents of the Housing Authority
of the City of Salina for the twenty-four months ended June 30, 1986,
and have issued our report thereon dated SepteMber 12, 1986. Based on
our tests of transactions and examination of records as required by
Appendix 2, except as otherwise evidenced by the findings and comments
in this report, we believe that the Housing Authority of the City of
Salina has coMplied with the following:
a.
The financial terms and conditions of the contracts with HUD.
b.
The regulations, policies and procedures prescribed by
DepartMent regarding the Low-income Housing Program.
the
c.
The financial regulations and procedures
ManageMent and those of its governing board.
prescribed
by
d.
The requireMents for accurate and coMplete financial reports
and claiMs for advances or reiMbursements to federal agencies.
As part of our examination, we reviewed and tested the PHA's
systeM of internal control to the extent we considered necessary to
evaluate the systeM as required by generally accepted auditing
standards. Under these standards the purpose of such evaluations is
to establish a basis for reliance on the system of internal accounting
control in determining the nature, tiMing and extent of other auditing
. procedures that are necessary for expressing an '~pinion on the
financial stateMents and to assist the auditor in planning and
perforMing the examination of the financial stateMents. Additionally,
our examination included procedures necessary in Qur judgMent to
deterMine compliance wi th contractual terMs and (~ondi tions and
regulation, policies and procedures prescribed by HUD and by
ManageMent and the governing board of the Authority, insofar as such
coMpl iance review was necessary under the provision of ¡Paragraph 20 in
the Department of Housing and Urban DevelopMent Audit Guide for Audits
of Public Housing Agencies by Independent Public Accountants, dated
August, 1978 and AttachMent P of Circular A-102 and Office of
ManageMent and Budget's Circular A-128. For those U;eMs tested, no
significant departures from prescribed procedures lolere noted and
nothing was noted which led us to believe departures existed in the
items not tested.
The objective of internal accounting control is to provide
reasonable, but not absolute, assurance as to the safeguarding of
assets against loss from unauthorized use or dispo:¡;ition, and the
reliability of financial records for preparing financial stateMents
and maintaining accountability for assets. The concept of reasonable
assurance recognizes that the cost of a system of inte¡-nal accounting
control should not exceed the benefits derived and .also recognizes
that the evaluation of these factors necessarily requires estimates
and judgments by management.
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COMMENTS ON COMPLIANCE
AND ADMINISTRATIVE INTERNAL CONTROL
(Continued)
There are inherent limitations that should be r"ecognized in
considering the potential effectiveness of any system of internal
accounting control. In the performance of most control procedures,
errors can result from misunderstanding of instructions, mistakes of
JudgMent, carelessness, or other personal factors. Control procedures
whose effectiveness depends upon segregation of duties can be
circUMvented by collusion. Similarly, control procedures can be
circUMvented intentionally by management with respect E~ither to the
execution and recording of transactions or with respect to the
estiMates and judgeMents required in the preparation of financial
stateMents. Further, projection of any evaluation of internal
accounting control to future periods is subject to r'isk that the
procedures May become inadequate because of changes in conditions, and
that the degree of coMpliance with the procedures May detElriorate.
. Our examination of the financial statements made in accordance
with generally accepted auditing standards, including the study and
evaluation of the PHA's systeM of internal accounting control for the
year ended June 30, 1986, that was Made for the purposes set forth in
the first paragraph of this report, would not necessarily disclose all
weaknesses in the systeM because it was based on selective tests of
accounting records and related data.
STATUS OF PRIOR AUDIT FINDINGS
The prior audit for the period ending June 30, 1984 contained six
findings. The corrective action taken by the PHA is described below:
Board Minutes IncoMPlete: Minutes for the audit period WElre coMplete.
Excessive Accounts Receivable: The authority still has excessive
collection losses. See current finding.
Filing: System Inadequate: The overall administrative sys~teM has been
improved.
Budg:et Overruns: Situation still exists. See current finding.
Check Vouchers Used Out of Sequence: No evidence of this situation
was noted during the current audit period.
Reports Not Filed Currentlv: ImproveMent was noted in this area.
FINDINGS. RECOMMENDATIONS AND REPLIES
Budg:et Overruns
Finding:
Year
were noted:
The following budget overruns
ending: June 30. 1986
Budg:et
25,140.00
26,740.00
June 30. 1985
21,000.00
2,600.00
Actual
25,781.45
28,342.46
Ç)verrun
641.45
1,602.46
Ordinary Maintenance
General Expense
Year endin~
Administration
Utilities
21 ,331 .13
3,161.79
331 .13
561.79
Reco(TU11endation:
going to occur.
Revisions should
when overruns are
Budget
be filed
Reply:
We will try to iMprove this area.
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FINDINGS. RECOMMENDATIONS AND REPLIES
(Continued)
Collection Losses/Tenant Accounts Receivable
Finding: In reviewing the tenant account receivable and collection
loss area, it was noted that for the year ending June 30, 1986, the
collection losses of the authority were 5.2% of dwelling rental. The
prior year, the losses were 0.926% of dwelling rental. The accounts
receivable balance was within reasonable limits for the year ending
June 30, 1986, but for the year ended June 30, 1985, it was $ 37.29
per unit.
Reco(lUllendation: All legal Means should be used to colliact rents froM
tenants. The authority should increase its efforts to collect rent
due.
Reply: The high collection losses for the year ending June 30, 1986
resulted from carryover of SOMe bad debts as accounts receivable from
the prior year. We will do all that is possible to collect delinquent
rents froM tenants and will try to prevent collection losses.
DeveloPMent/Modernization Expense Misclassification
Finding: $ 242.90 of Modernization
coded to project 38-2's development.
labor expenses were incorrectly
Recommendation: The amounts should be rec lassi f ied. As~ a part of the
regular Monthly review of the financial stateMents, t;he developMent
costs of closed projects should be reviewed to ascertélin no expenses
have been posted to these accounts.
Reply: We will work with the fee accountant on this situation. We
have tried to avoid such probleMS in coding our moderni~~ation expenses
for project 38-2.
SCHEDULE OF ADJUSTING JOURNAL ENTRIES
A/C for
Report
A/C for
Books
CR
DR
Description
4510
Insurance (Prior Year
AdjustMent Affecting
Residual Receipts
Prepaid Insurance
628.50
628.50
6010
1211
1211
To correct prepaid insurance to reflect
policyexpiriation.
correct nUMber of
Months of
4190.18
1111.11
AdMinistration - Sundry
Cash Section 8
32.10
6010
1111.11
32.10
To correct cash balance for service charges not posted to the books.
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HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF SALINA
SALINA, KANSAS
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
June 30, 1986
NOTE 1:
OMISSION OF CERTAIN DISCLOSURES
This audit report is intended solely for use by the Housing
Authority and the DepartMent of Housing and Urban DevelopMent. HUD
provides the Housing Authority with detailed manuals which prescribe and
describe accounting principles and procedures to be used by the PHA.
Any significant deviation from prescribed principles or' procedures are
required to be reported as findings in the audit report. For this
reason, an enUMeration of all significant policies has been oMitted froM
this report. In addition, HUD deterMines and arranges for the teMpOrary
and permanent financing for the PHA and provides the funding for
repaYMent of this indebtedness thus created. As ël result, details
concerning debt Maturities and terMs have been OMitted froM this report.
HUD also controls and approves leases entered into in connection with
leased housing projects, if any, operated by the PHA. Since HUD's
invol veMent with leased housing proj ects is so e>ctensi ve, detai ls
concerning the leases and COMmitMents thereunder have been oMitted froM
this report. Also, in accordance with HUD accounting procedures,
depreciation on structures and equipMent is not recorded in the
financial stateMents.
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