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Title: LeadersElect Training Seminar L'E'T'S'


1
Leaders-Elect Training Seminar (L.E.T.S.)
  • Club Treasurer
  • Roles Responsibilities

2
Todays Presenters
  • Noel Evans (Plimmerton), President 1994-95, D9940
    Training Committee Webmaster, 9 years in total
    as club treasurer, has also served as secretary,
    experienced user of RI-CAS
  • John Moriarty (Port Nicholson), current club
    treasurer Board member (3 years), also
    experienced user of RI-CAS
  • Joy Walker (SPPO Sydney) Supervisor, Club
    District Support Team, on support available from
    SPPO
  • Colin Jones (Karori) Chartered Accountant,
    Treasurer RC of Karori 2004-06, President
    2006-07,  currently District Chair Rotary
    Foundation Promotion and Giving.

3
Housekeeping
  • Three sessions this one, Joy on SPPO
    (11.30-12.30pm), Colin on Tax, Charities Act 2005
    (1.30-2.30pm)
  • Evaluation at end of Colins session for entire
    Treasurers segment
  • Notes on this session Colins, can be found on
    D9940 website
  • www.rotary9940.org.nz/pageview.php?id335

4
Todays Objectives
  • To gain an understanding of
  • Your legal constitutional responsibilities
  • Weekly, monthly and annual requirements
  • Your role as member of, and advisor to Club Board
  • Reporting and record-keeping requirements
  • The need for adequate computer systems
  • The role played by South Pacific Office (next
    segment)
  • Taxation (GST and Income Tax) (afternoon segment)
  • Charities Act 2005 (afternoon segment)

5
Constitutional Issues
  • Compliance with club By-laws RI Constitution
  • Investment policy
  • Authorised signatories
  • Payment timetable for RI magazine dues
  • Annual district dues
  • Audit policy (audit vs. review)

6
Legal Issues
  • Taxation (GST and/or Income Tax)
  • Charitable Trust compliance with Charities Act
    2005 (if applicable)
  • Compliance with Incorporated Societies Act 1908
    (if applicable)
  • Compliance with club Trust Deed (if applicable)

7
Your First Days as Treasurer
  • Re-arrange cheque signatories, address for bank
    statements, etc.
  • Review collection procedures for handling cash at
    club meetings
  • Ensure supply of cheques/deposits
  • Ensure bank account(s) reconciled
  • Attend to payment of RI district levies and
    magazine subscriptions

8
Finalisation of prior year Books Budget
Preparation
  • Ensure effective handover of books
  • Bank accounts reconciled
  • Final accounts for year approved by Board
  • Audit/review arrangements in place
  • Minimum disruption to ongoing routines
  • In conjunction with outgoing treasurer
  • Prepare budget for year
  • Determine annual subscription fees and meal costs

9
Weekly Duties
  • Ensure all club cash is properly collected
    reconciled and banked after
  • Weekly meetings
  • Special functions
  • Projects
  • Maintain cash floats where necessary
  • Ensure cash is handled in a secure manner
  • Post transactions currently ( backup!)

10
Monthly Duties/Board Meeting
  • Confirm all bank accounts reconciled
  • Have payments since last meeting authorised
  • Provide financial information to standards agreed
    with Board (e.g.)
  • Financial position and/or cash flow forecast
  • Income Expenditure vs. Budget
  • Balance Sheet
  • Cash movement details for month in review
  • Draft resolutions for Board approval
  • Explanations of highlights, variations
  • Project performance

11
Semi-Annually
  • Ensure accuracy of membership returns in respect
    of RI magazine dues (liaise with Secretary)
  • Follow up and collect unpaid member accounts
  • Review progress vs. budget with Board
  • GST returns (if applicable)

12
Annually
  • Prepare Annual Financial statements and have
    Board approve
  • Arrange annual audit/review
  • Present audited accounts to AGM (prior to 31
    December) for adoption by club
  • If incorporated, arrange filing of Financial
    Statements (available online)
  • Prepare required tax returns lodge before due
    date

13
Record-Keeping Suggestions
  • Maintain a pre-numbered receipt book for all cash
    receipts
  • Have all club cheque books printed crossed Not
    Transferable
  • Keep club and fundraising activities separate
  • Register for GST on 6-monthly, cash basis if
    turnover gt40,000 p.a.
  • Do not have cheques pre-signed

14
Records Systems
  • Club Treasurer

15
Treasurers Financial System
16
System Demonstration using RI-CAS
  • Chart of Accounts
  • Levels of detail
  • Budgeting
  • Projects Accounting
  • Member Invoicing
  • Pro formas, etc
  • Vendor Invoicing
  • Transactions
  • Receipts
  • Payments
  • Bank reconciliation
  • Journal Entries
  • Inter-year transfers
  • Adjustments/Corrections
  • Period End
  • Reporting
  • Balance sheet
  • Budget performance
  • Project performance
  • Vendor payments (Board Resolutions)
  • GST Reporting
  • Auditing Requirements.
  • Creating Backups.

17
Roles Responsibilities
  • Questions ?
  • Issues ?
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