Reporting of Pro-Bono Support - A response to an earlier question
Brian Seaton
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Can a charity fill out the Independent examination checklist itself?
Joan Smith Administrator at Jubilee Campaign Posted 3 months ago
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The accountancy firm who prepare our end of year accounts and independent examination sent me the examiner's checklist and asked if i want to just fill it out and return it instead of meeting with the examiner. Is that even legal?
I didn't think it was a choice and I thought the checklist was just a guide to help the examiner carry out their detailed task of examining us. Or is it perfectly ok to do it this way?
I suppose they just ask me the questions anyway so it amounts to the same thing but it feels a bit odd to me. Surely the examiner has to at least meet somebody and make sure they understand the question the he's asking.
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