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Accounting and Auditing for Cooperatives

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Accounting and Auditing for Cooperatives

Accounting and Auditing for Cooperatives

The aims of this note  is to take you to the general broad areas of accounting and auditing for cooperatives. Topics covered includes: The Cash book, Petty Cash Book, and the Imprest System, Trial Balance and Suspense Accounts, Control Accounts, Bank Reconciliation, Preparation of the Final Account of a Cooperative Society, Accounts of Non – Profit Making Organisations, Financial Statements, Accounts from Incomplete Records, Basics of Cooperative Auditing, Qualities and Duties of Auditor of a Cooperative Society, Error and Fraud in the Audit of A Cooperative Society, Cooperative Audit Reports, The Registrar or Directors Report.

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