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The Episcopal Diocese of Pittsburgh of The Episcopal Church July 13, 2012, To: Parish Treasurers and Parochial Clergy From: Patrice Nicole Walters, Judge of Audits Subject: 2011 Parish Audits Please

How to fill out 2012 parish audit forms

How to fill out 2012 parish audit forms:

1. Start by gathering all the necessary documents and information for the audit, such as financial statements, bank statements, expense receipts, and payroll records.
2. Carefully review the instructions provided with the 2012 parish audit forms to understand the specific requirements and guidelines for filling them out.
3. Begin with the basic information section, which usually includes details like the name of the parish, fiscal year, and contact information. Fill in all the required fields accurately.
4. Move on to the income section, where you will record all the sources of income for the parish in 2012. This may include donations, grants, fundraisers, and any other revenue streams. Make sure to provide accurate figures and any necessary supporting documentation.
5. Proceed to the expense section, where you will document all the expenses incurred by the parish in 2012. Categorize them appropriately, such as salaries and benefits, utilities, maintenance, programs, etc. Provide detailed explanations and supporting documents for each expense.
6. If there are any assets or liabilities that need to be reported, carefully fill out the relevant sections. This may include information about properties, equipment, loans, or debts. Be sure to provide accurate valuations and supporting documentation.
7. Review each section of the forms to ensure all information is complete and accurate. Double-check calculations and cross-reference with supporting documents to avoid any errors or discrepancies.
8. Sign and date the completed forms, ensuring that all required signatures are obtained from authorized individuals, such as the parish priest or financial committee members.

Who needs 2012 parish audit forms:

1. Parishes that operated during the fiscal year of 2012 and are required to comply with financial reporting and auditing regulations.
2. Dioceses or religious institutions overseeing multiple parishes may also require individual parishes to complete the 2012 parish audit forms for consolidation and reporting purposes.
3. External auditors or financial institutions may request 2012 parish audit forms to assess the financial health and compliance of the parish.

Please note that the above information is generic, and it is essential to refer to specific regulations and guidance provided by the respective parish, diocese, or regulatory bodies for accurate and complete form filling.

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What is parish audit forms?

Parish audit forms are documents used to report financial information and compliance with regulations by parishes or churches.

Who is required to file parish audit forms?

Parishes or churches are typically required to file parish audit forms to ensure transparency and accountability in their financial operations.

How to fill out parish audit forms?

Parish audit forms can be filled out by providing accurate financial information and following the instructions provided in the form.

What is the purpose of parish audit forms?

The purpose of parish audit forms is to assess the financial condition of a parish or church and ensure compliance with regulations and standards.

What information must be reported on parish audit forms?

Information such as income, expenses, assets, liabilities, and compliance with regulations must be reported on parish audit forms.