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Audit. Audit of current and other bank accounts. Goals and objectives of audit (lecture notes) Directory / Lecture notes, cheat sheets Table of contents (expand) Topic 11. AUDIT OF SETTLEMENT AND OTHER ACCOUNTS IN THE BANK 11.1. Goals and objectives of the audit The purpose of the audit of operations on settlement, currency and other bank accounts is to form an opinion on the reliability of financial statements under the "Cash" section and the compliance of the applied methodology for accounting for cash on bank accounts with the regulatory documents in force in the Russian Federation. The auditor, when checking transactions on bank accounts, must take into account the main regulatory documents governing the procedure for conducting transactions on settlement, currency and other accounts in banks and accounting for these transactions. The following documents and accounting registers can serve as sources of information for verification: 1) Balance sheet (form No. 1); 2) Cash flow statement (Form No. 4); 3) tax reporting (information on ruble and foreign currency accounts); 4) registers of synthetic accounting of operations on bank accounts; 5) primary documents executing operations on bank accounts. 11.2. Audit of current account transactions The auditor must determine how many settlement accounts the company has and check how analytical and synthetic accounting is maintained for each of them. At the same time, he establishes the number and numbers of accounts opened with banks; bank names. This data is needed to check the availability of bank statements for all accounts and synthetic accounting registers for each account. The main information on the current account is contained in bank statements and primary documents attached to them. The auditor must check whether each transaction reflected in the extract is confirmed by the relevant primary documents. Then the auditor determines the legal basis for the relationship between the organization and the bank, checks the compliance of the bank account agreement (contract for banking services) with the norms of the Civil Code. When auditing current account transactions, you should pay attention to the following: ▪ compliance of the amounts in bank statements with the amounts indicated in the primary documents attached to them; ▪ completeness and accuracy of bank statements and documents accompanying them (the balance at the end of the period in the previous bank account statement must be equal to the balance at the beginning of the period in the next statement); ▪ correctness and completeness of crediting money deposited to the bank in cash; ▪ the presence of a bank stamp on primary documents attached to statements (if documents are identified without a bank stamp, a counter check is carried out at the request of the bank enterprise); ▪ validity of transfer of funds (presence of agreements, contracts); ▪ correctness of accounting entries for bank transactions. The auditor must familiarize himself with the applicable form of accounting and the list of registers for accounting for funds in bank accounts; document flow (workflow schedule) of primary documents related to the accounting of funds in bank accounts; a list of persons who have been granted the right to sign monetary and settlement documents for operations on bank accounts. 11.3. Checking the documentation of transactions on bank accounts Operations for crediting and debiting funds from bank accounts are drawn up with primary documents, the forms and procedure for filling which are established by the instructions of the Central Bank of the Russian Federation. These documents include: 1) bank statements with attached forms of settlement and payment documents approved by the bank: payment order, payment request, payment request-order, payment order, collection order (instruction), application for cash deposit to a current account, cash receipt form for cash withdrawal from a current account, an instruction for the obligatory sale of foreign currency, an instruction for the purchase of foreign currency, a resident's order for the transfer of the purchased currency, etc.; 2) primary documents attached to bank settlement documents and substantiating the legitimacy of the operations performed. The auditor checks the correctness of paperwork, conducts an arithmetic check of documents and checks for the legality of business transactions performed on bank accounts. The auditor should pay special attention to operations on indisputable (acceptance-free) debiting by the bank of funds. This is possible only on the basis of a court decision, a direct indication of the law, an agreement between the client and the bank. Operations on bank accounts may be suspended in accordance with Art. 76 of the Tax Code to ensure a decision on the collection of a tax or fee. This restriction does not apply to payments, the order of execution of which, in accordance with the civil legislation of the Russian Federation, precedes the fulfillment of the obligation to pay taxes. Suspension of transactions on accounts is valid from the moment the bank receives the decision of the tax authority to suspend such transactions and until the cancellation of this decision. When auditing transactions on a current account, the auditor also checks: 1) the procedure for maintaining accounting registers; 2) whether synthetic accounting registers are maintained for each settlement account opened with a bank, whether a consolidated register is compiled; 3) timeliness of reflection in the registers of synthetic accounting of operations on the movement of funds on the current account; whether entries are made in accounting registers for each bank statement; 4) the identity of the entries in the accounting registers and in the bank statement. When checking the completeness of the transfer of funds transferred by buyers and customers in payment for the supplied inventories, work performed and services rendered, it is necessary to reconcile the debit entries of account 51 "Settlement account" with the credit entries of accounting registers for accounts 46 "Sales of products (works, services)" or 62 "Settlements with buyers and customers", 76 "Settlements with various debtors and creditors". The receipt of funds from financial and credit organizations in the form of loans, the transfer of funds from other current accounts is checked by counter-checking the entries in the accounting registers for accounts 90 "Short-term bank loans", 92 "Long-term bank loans", sub-accounts to account 51 "Settlement account ", 55 "Special bank accounts", as well as reconciliation of statements and documents attached to them. 11.4. Checking the legality of debiting funds from a current account The transfer of funds from the current account to pay off debts to suppliers should be analyzed in the audit section of settlement transactions on account 60 "Settlements with suppliers and contractors" in order to establish how realistic and reasonable they are used. The auditor fixes the violations revealed during the check of operations on the current account in the working documentation and reflects in the report on the results of this section of the audit. 11.5. Checking operations on foreign currency accounts The procedure for opening foreign currency accounts and carrying out operations on them is regulated by the currency legislation and regulations of the Central Bank of the Russian Federation. In accordance with the current regulations, resident legal entities may have the following currency accounts: 1) transit - crediting the full amount of export foreign exchange earnings; 2) special transit - for accounting operations for the purchase of foreign currency for rubles in the foreign exchange market of the Russian Federation and its resale; 3) current - to account for funds remaining at the disposal of a legal entity after the mandatory sale of export earnings and other transactions on the account in accordance with the currency legislation; 4) a currency account abroad, which is opened by special permission of the Central Bank of the Russian Federation by organizations that have representative offices abroad. When carrying out foreign economic activity, organizations receive proceeds from the export of products (works, services), make payments for the import of goods, pay expenses for business trips abroad and other operations in foreign currency through foreign currency accounts opened in banks of the Russian Federation, as well as abroad. When recording transactions on current and transit foreign currency accounts, it is necessary to be guided by the Instruction of the Central Bank of the Russian Federation dated 29.06.1992/02/104 No. XNUMX-XNUMXA "On the procedure for the mandatory sale by enterprises, associations, organizations of a part of foreign exchange earnings through authorized banks and operations in the domestic foreign exchange market of the Russian Federation". It should be noted that the transit currency account mainly performs the functions of an account accumulating funds in foreign currency received in favor of the organization and controlling these receipts in terms of the organization's mandatory sale of foreign exchange earnings. The transit currency account performs the functions of a settlement account very limitedly. Residents may have foreign currency accounts with banks outside the Russian Federation on terms and conditions established by the Central Bank of the Russian Federation. The movement of funds on these accounts is reflected in account 52, sub-account "Currency accounts abroad". Audit of operations on foreign currency accounts is carried out separately for each foreign currency account opened with the bank, including abroad. It should be borne in mind that if a Russian organization has an account with a foreign bank opened under a license from the Central Bank of the Russian Federation, then this license does not serve as a basis for crediting foreign exchange earnings to it, therefore, a special permit must be obtained from the Central Bank of the Russian Federation for each crediting currency to an account in a foreign bank. The sale of currency under currency law can be classified as mandatory, reverse or voluntary. Mandatory sale includes the sale of residents' foreign exchange earnings from the export of goods (works, services, results of intellectual activity) credited to a transit foreign exchange account, as well as proceeds as advances and advance payments. Operations for the sale of currency can be carried out from a transit currency account, from a special transit currency account and from a current currency account. If the organization's account received foreign exchange earnings, then more recently, these operations should have been subject to an order for the mandatory sale of 10% of foreign exchange earnings, but today the mandatory sale of foreign currency earnings has been canceled (Instruction of the Bank of Russia dated March 29.03.2006, 1676 No. XNUMX-U). On a voluntary basis, the currency can be sold at any time convenient for the company. There is no standard form of an order for the voluntary sale of currency, therefore, each bank develops the form of this form independently. Cash (rubles) received from the sale of foreign currency, the bank credits to the ruble current account of the company. 11.6. Audit of operations on other bank accounts Accounting records of operations related to settlements under a letter of credit, by checks, other payment documents are kept on account 55 "Special accounts in banks". The following sub-accounts can be opened for it: 55-1 "Letters of credit", 55-2 "Cheque books", 55-3 "Deposit accounts", etc. If the enterprise conducts such calculations, then the auditor needs to check in the following areas: 1) the correctness and legality of the application of the letter of credit form of payment; 2) the correctness of documenting transactions paid by checks from limited and unlimited check books; 3) availability of certificates of deposit purchased from the bank (if there were such transactions); 4) completeness and correctness of documenting operations for the movement of funds for targeted financing received for the maintenance of social institutions (kindergarten, nursery, etc.) from parents and other sources; 5) provision of balance sheets and other necessary documents from structural units allocated for an independent balance sheet; 6) the correctness of the preparation of accounting entries. The correspondence of the entries in the bank statements for account 55 operations is checked against the general ledger and order journal No. 3 or the corresponding account card (machinogram). To confirm the reliability of financial statements, it is necessary to check the compliance of its indicators with synthetic and analytical accounting data and bank statements. This verification procedure is documented by the working documents of the auditor. When discrepancies are identified, it is necessary to show the amount of deviations and identify their causes. The Statement of Cash Flow uses entries in the cash accounting accounts of account 50 "Cashier", 51 "Settlement accounts", 52 "Currency accounts", 55 "Special accounts in banks", 57 "Transfers on the way". The balance sheet item "Cash" should reflect the cash balances on accounts 50, 51, 52, 55, 57. 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