INTERNAL AUDIT REPORT FOR
Wallingford Community Association Ltd
(Centre 70)
1st August 2019-31°, July 2020
Completed: 12th November 2020
BY M Taylor
INTERNAL AUDIT REPORT FOR
Walllngford Community Association (Centre 701 Ltd 2020
Background
This rewrt rewrds detail of the work undertaken for W811ingford Comrnunity Agsoci21ion
Icentre 701 Ltd con￿ntrating mainly on the charit*s intemal finanGial controls
The aims ol internal financial controls are..
to protect Ihe charity s assets
to identify and manage the risk of ¢onfllcts ol int•rosl, loss, waste, bribgry, thoft or frsud
to ensure that rinancial reporting is robust and ol sufficient Quality
to ensure that the trustees ¢￿iPlY wth charity law and regulation relatsng lo finan¢

Intorn•l Audll Approach
In conducting Ihi$ revlew, I have paid due regard to the individual sudit trail of the charities
tr8nsaetions from their original sources and Su￿eptIbl1itY lo potential MI5￿cOrdIng or
mi5repre5entalion in the final year end report. My recommendsti1)ns 8re to give assurance that
the Charity's financial systems are robust and of sufficient quality.
1. Revlew of Ex
endltUTe
The obj8cliva is to ensure that the 8ccountsng records are tre(n9 rnaint4inod accuratèly and
urrenlly
Payments are supportèd by appropriate Llocurnenlalion, either in the form of an origlnal tr9do
Invol￿ or other appropriate fom ol document confirrning th9 paymènt as due andlor an
acknowladgernent of re￿ipt, whor8 no other forrn of invoice 15 avallablg",
Having tested a samplo of payments from the per￿d ol August 2019 to July 2020, Ind￿vIllu81lY
and in ex¢es5 of £1,500 along with regular payments ol Direct Debits, tho samp19s be correct
and in order. corresponding to the Bank Slalements accordingly. Each les19d 9ampIo nas been
sioned for approval of payment and rnarked off when Complete All Expgndiiuro rgcor¢Yed
maiched with both the Supplier InvThce 8nd payment madtr.
Concluslons
Dtsring my sampl8 testing I c8n conGlucle,' Iher& wwe hvo payments to C8stl8 Wat81 during the
rnonth of Mardj 2020. (Noted,. dI￿¢t debil InC￿assd as of 30￿ March ?020) Also, I was unable
lo locate an invoi¢e relating to wasle removal during the mcmlh of october 2079 frorn Grundon
Wast8, olherbvise 18m pleaserl to tscord that no furthar Assues have been identifigd during this
stage or￿vI$W.
2. Revlew of Ineorn•
Wallingford Community Centre receives ineome fflainly from hiring of rooms and ￿ntaI frorn
parking 5pa¢es. Invol￿ and Credit Notes sample testing- In this ar6a 8 Sfrquen￿ check was
completed to ensure Invoice and Credit Note numbers We￿ issued and in order. Arithmetic
check5 were also carried out and all invoices paid wherè Ghecked against the Bank Statement
for completen6s5 of the transaction.
Ouring my ￿rnple testing for the ￿qUired period,. Invoices were filed in sequenTr order and
match concurrently with the Bank Stalernenl and Credit Notes have b6en issued 8rKI filed
accoidingly. Oulsi8nding invoices had be8n actioned with reminders throughout the Iinancial
year for paym8nl and filed ready for completion.
Pet
No petty Cash d0cury￿nts were presented for review.
Concltsslons

During my sample testing I can concludF,' Income was signrficantly ￿(lU￿d thffjughoul th
months ofApril-Juty 2020 due to COVID-19. olherwise l am pleased lo ￿Cord ihat no Issufs
h8ve been idenlrfied during this stag8 ofr8vi8W.
4. Revlew of Staff Salarles
In examining the charily's p&yroll., Wallingford Community Centre has one member of staff, and
aOdition81 covèr in place if absenTr occurs, whorn is paid at a raie OT £250 pèr monih. 11
Payments were made throughout tho peri(KJ via Cheque totalling £2,750. All ¢orfo8ponding wfth
thé cheque book and Bank Slalement.
on¢luslons
Dunng my samp18 t8shng I can conclud8,' 18m ple6sed to reGord thai no issu95 hgvo bogn
Idgnlifie(I during thls stage ol the rpview.
5. Invgstmentg
COIF Accounts-
The charity holds 4 accounts with COIF total assets recorded £59,122.74,. to conclude all
accounts are now balanced to date in line with the financial yèar end 31.07.2020.
Overall Conclusion
l am pleased to GonGludE that. in Ihe oreès examined Ihe Chertty oper&tss an effectlvs system
of controls tQ 8nsure all fin&n¢i81 transactions ar8 from material rnisstatemenl 8nd are
recorded ￿￿￿1&ntIy.

## **Wallingford Community Association (Centre 70) Limited** 

# **Company no 10716203** 

## **Registered Charity No 271843** 

## **Income & Expenditure for year ending 31.7.2020** 

Current account balance 31.7.19 £73,215.35 

Income Expenditure Rent £18,644.99 Donations (cleaner) £2,750.00 Parking £200.00 Pub utilities £4,332.95 Donations/grants 10525.00 Repairs/maint            £1212.74 Fund raising £140.00 Insurance £1,791.32 Other £149.97 Sundries £3,280.69 Total Income £29,659.96 Total expenses     £13,367.70 

Excess of income over expenses is £16,292.26 (£29,659.96 less £13,367.70) Current balance at 31.7.20 - £89,507.61. Balance at 31.7.19 -  £73,215.35 

£73,215.35 plus this year’s profit of £16,292.26 = £89,507.61 

Nuala Clements Director/Treasurer 

Accounts examined by 

COIF Accounts at 31.7.20 

COIF Account No 881810001C £21,195.02 COIF Account No 881810001R £3,720,84 COIF Account No 881810002R £17,244.79 COIF Account No 881810001T £16,962.09 

Total 

£59,122.74 



INTERNAL AUDIT REPORT FOR
Wallingford Community Association Ltd
(Centre 70)
1st August 2019-31°, July 2020
Completed: 12th November 2020
BY M Taylor
INTERNAL AUDIT REPORT FOR
Walllngford Community Association (Centre 701 Ltd 2020
Background
This rewrt rewrds detail of the work undertaken for W811ingford Comrnunity Agsoci21ion
Icentre 701 Ltd con￿ntrating mainly on the charit*s intemal finanGial controls
The aims ol internal financial controls are..
to protect Ihe charity s assets
to identify and manage the risk of ¢onfllcts ol int•rosl, loss, waste, bribgry, thoft or frsud
to ensure that rinancial reporting is robust and ol sufficient Quality
to ensure that the trustees ¢￿iPlY wth charity law and regulation relatsng lo finan¢

Intorn•l Audll Approach
In conducting Ihi$ revlew, I have paid due regard to the individual sudit trail of the charities
tr8nsaetions from their original sources and Su￿eptIbl1itY lo potential MI5￿cOrdIng or
mi5repre5entalion in the final year end report. My recommendsti1)ns 8re to give assurance that
the Charity's financial systems are robust and of sufficient quality.
1. Revlew of Ex
endltUTe
The obj8cliva is to ensure that the 8ccountsng records are tre(n9 rnaint4inod accuratèly and
urrenlly
Payments are supportèd by appropriate Llocurnenlalion, either in the form of an origlnal tr9do
Invol￿ or other appropriate fom ol document confirrning th9 paymènt as due andlor an
acknowladgernent of re￿ipt, whor8 no other forrn of invoice 15 avallablg",
Having tested a samplo of payments from the per￿d ol August 2019 to July 2020, Ind￿vIllu81lY
and in ex¢es5 of £1,500 along with regular payments ol Direct Debits, tho samp19s be correct
and in order. corresponding to the Bank Slalements accordingly. Each les19d 9ampIo nas been
sioned for approval of payment and rnarked off when Complete All Expgndiiuro rgcor¢Yed
maiched with both the Supplier InvThce 8nd payment madtr.
Concluslons
Dtsring my sampl8 testing I c8n conGlucle,' Iher& wwe hvo payments to C8stl8 Wat81 during the
rnonth of Mardj 2020. (Noted,. dI￿¢t debil InC￿assd as of 30￿ March ?020) Also, I was unable
lo locate an invoi¢e relating to wasle removal during the mcmlh of october 2079 frorn Grundon
Wast8, olherbvise 18m pleaserl to tscord that no furthar Assues have been identifigd during this
stage or￿vI$W.
2. Revlew of Ineorn•
Wallingford Community Centre receives ineome fflainly from hiring of rooms and ￿ntaI frorn
parking 5pa¢es. Invol￿ and Credit Notes sample testing- In this ar6a 8 Sfrquen￿ check was
completed to ensure Invoice and Credit Note numbers We￿ issued and in order. Arithmetic
check5 were also carried out and all invoices paid wherè Ghecked against the Bank Statement
for completen6s5 of the transaction.
Ouring my ￿rnple testing for the ￿qUired period,. Invoices were filed in sequenTr order and
match concurrently with the Bank Stalernenl and Credit Notes have b6en issued 8rKI filed
accoidingly. Oulsi8nding invoices had be8n actioned with reminders throughout the Iinancial
year for paym8nl and filed ready for completion.
Pet
No petty Cash d0cury￿nts were presented for review.
Concltsslons

During my sample testing I can concludF,' Income was signrficantly ￿(lU￿d thffjughoul th
months ofApril-Juty 2020 due to COVID-19. olherwise l am pleased lo ￿Cord ihat no Issufs
h8ve been idenlrfied during this stag8 ofr8vi8W.
4. Revlew of Staff Salarles
In examining the charily's p&yroll., Wallingford Community Centre has one member of staff, and
aOdition81 covèr in place if absenTr occurs, whorn is paid at a raie OT £250 pèr monih. 11
Payments were made throughout tho peri(KJ via Cheque totalling £2,750. All ¢orfo8ponding wfth
thé cheque book and Bank Slalement.
on¢luslons
Dunng my samp18 t8shng I can conclud8,' 18m ple6sed to reGord thai no issu95 hgvo bogn
Idgnlifie(I during thls stage ol the rpview.
5. Invgstmentg
COIF Accounts-
The charity holds 4 accounts with COIF total assets recorded £59,122.74,. to conclude all
accounts are now balanced to date in line with the financial yèar end 31.07.2020.
Overall Conclusion
l am pleased to GonGludE that. in Ihe oreès examined Ihe Chertty oper&tss an effectlvs system
of controls tQ 8nsure all fin&n¢i81 transactions ar8 from material rnisstatemenl 8nd are
recorded ￿￿￿1&ntIy.