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Title: Kern, DeWenter, Viere, Ltd. Summary of Audit Results


1
Kern, DeWenter, Viere, Ltd.Summary of Audit
Results
  • Revenue Fund
  • Bemidji State University
  • Minnesota State Community and Technical College
  • Southwest Minnesota State University
  • Rochester Community and Technical College

2
Summary of Audit Results
  • Unqualified Opinions issued for all audits.
  • No Reportable Conditions noted for all audits.
  • No Material Weaknesses Identified.
  • Management Letters Issued for Each Audit,
    Includes Management Suggestions and Audit Test
    Results, Communicated at Campus Level No
    significant comments.

3
Revenue Fund - Performance
  • Net assets increased 13.5 million in 2005
    compared to 6.8 million in 2004
  • Operating Revenue up 3.3 million over 2004 or
    5, a result of Room Board increases across the
    campuses and added capacities
  • Operating Expenses up 803,000 over 2004 or 1.3
    with slight increases in salaries, food services
    and purchased services and a decrease in supplies

4
Revenue Fund - Performance
  • Prior period adjustment of 522,000 to record
    interest payable on bonds
  • Restricted cash balances declined in 2005 from
    20.5 Million to 9.1 Million as a result of
    completed projects.
  • Cash balance at June 30, 2005 was 36,570,000
    compared to 38,341,000 at June 30, 2004.
  • Bonds were issued after year end totaling
    45,320,000.
  • One compliance finding relating to reserve
    deposit

5
  • Bemidji State University
  • Net Assets 6/30/05 43.4M.
  • Invested in Capital Assets 37.0M.
  • Restricted Net Assets 5.5M.
  • Unrestricted Net Assets 835K, down from 1.8M.
  • Cash and Investment Balance 14.3M or 26.6 of
    Operating Expenses Excluding Depreciation, down
    from 30.4 at 6/30/04.
  • Change in Net Assets for 2005 was (775K) an
    improvement from 2004 of (2.66M).
  • Operating Revenues Increased 5.9.
  • Operating Expenses Decreased 0.1, Salaries flat
    at 37.4 Million.
  • State Appropriations decreased 0.4.
  • Foundation Statements included in campus audit
    for 2004 and 2005.

6
Bemidji State University
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  • Minnesota State Community and Technical College
  • First Year as MSCTC
  • Net Assets 6/30/05 15.8M.
  • Invested in Capital Assets 13.8M.
  • Restricted Net Assets 285K.
  • Unrestricted Net Assets 1.7M.
  • Cash and Investment Balance 5.9 M or 15.0 of
    Operating Expenses Excluding Depreciation
  • Change in Net Assets (1.4M).
  • Operating Expenses 40.5 Million, salaries
    29.2M.
  • State Appropriation revenue 16.4M.

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Minnesota State Community and Technical College
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  • Southwest Minnesota State University
  • Net Assets 6/30/05 42.3M.
  • Invested in Capital Assets 36.1M, up 10M.
  • Restricted Net Assets 4.3M, a decrease due to
    completion of food service fire rebuild
  • Unrestricted Net Assets 1.9M.
  • Unrestricted Cash and Investment Balance 12.3M
    or 32.3 of 2005 operating expenses, down from
    43.7 in 2004.
  • Change in Net Assets 4.4M.
  • Operating Revenues Increased 14.2.
  • Operating Expenses Increased 3.7.

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Southwest Minnesota State University
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  • Rochester Community and Technical College
  • Net Assets 6/30/05 55.5M.
  • Invested in Capital Assets 46.0M.
  • Restricted Net Assets 474K.
  • Unrestricted Net Assets 9.0M.
  • Cash and Investment Balance 13.1M or 38.0 of
    Operating Expenses Excluding Depreciation.
  • Change in Net Assets 969K.
  • Prior Period Adjustment 224K for receivable
    writeoffs.
  • Operating Revenues Increased 10.1.
  • Operating Expenses Increased 3.2.

12
Rochester Community and Technical College
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  • Northwest Technical Colleges
  • Analysis of breakup was performed to ensure
    accountability for successor entities.
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