Co-operative Society Audit
Co-Operative Society Audit was originally need to be conducted to ascertaining whether the person responsible maintaining accounting record and documents had properly accounted for all receipts and payments as per accounting standards. The primary object of our Audit is to examination of each transaction of receipt and payment, the verification of the financial of an Co-Operative Society. Our main object of audit is to find out whether the accounts of a particular concern exhibits a true and fair view of the financial State of affairs , to detect errors, fraud etc. to ensure financial discipline. Audit is, therefore, an examination of accounting records undertaken with a view to establish whether they correctly and completely reflect the transactions to which they relate.
Types of Co-Operative Society Audit
Annual audit or statutory audit
A “periodical” or “annual” audit which is compulsory under law, is known as “statutory audit” and is generally carried out once a year.
Internal Audit
To guide the management for any rectification or compliance required before the statutory audit and the internal auditors submit their reports to the Board.
Re-audit
If it appears to the Registrar, on an application by society or otherwise, it is necessary or expedient to re-audit, Registrar may by order provide for such re-audit.
Special audit
Special audit is applicable only on the request of Reserve Bank of India. Audit Report need to submit to RBI
Cost Audit
The Cost audit of certain types of societies shall be directed by the State Government under section 81 (2A).