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3.19 Audit Requirements

Top Audit Findings (Fiscal Year 2014)

Below are the most common findings from audits of DOJ awards in Fiscal Year 2014, the most recent year for which this information is available. We provide these findings to make you aware of some areas to monitor closely in managing your award so that you are in compliance with all requirements and your own audits go smoothly.

Top Audit Findings (Fiscal Year 2014)
1 Procedures not documented or need improvement ??? Internal Controls.
2 Procedures not documented or need improvement - Accounting.
3 Special Condition not met by grantee ??? unsupported/unauthorized expenditures / drawdowns.
4 Accounting system inadequate or not effectively utilized to account for grant funds.
5 Procedures not documented or need improvement - Payroll.
6 Quarterly and Annual Financial and Program Reports not submitted timely.
7 Procedures not documented or need improvement - Inventory.
8 Quarterly and Annual Financial and Program Reports not accurately prepared.
9 Suspension and Debarment ??? verification not performed or not properly documented.
10 Subrecipient monitoring not being conducted.