BUDGET, VOUCHERS, AND PER CAPITA

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BUDGET, VOUCHERS, AND PER CAPITA Knights of Columbus K.C.L.S. July 16, 2016 BUDGET, VOUCHERS, AND PER CAPITA

Annual Budget It is strongly recommended that an Annual Budget be prepared at each Council “Work with the Treasurer and Financial Secretary in preparing a Council Budget.” (Grand Knight’s Handbook). Budget can be prepared by anyone assigned the task. Shall follow guidelines established by the Council Should contain as much detail as possible

Budget Development Makes it efficient to pay bills -- An approved Council Budget (through Resolution Process) means the Membership has given Permission to write the checks to cover the expenses. It is still a good idea to bring them up as a bill at a meeting. Budget for both expected Income and Expenses throughout the year (be Realistic) Remember to be as detailed as possible (e.g., MDF contribution, gifts for Altar Servers, etc.)

Budget Development Income Budgeting Budget for ‘guaranteed’ or fixed income Membership dues Any other income specific to Council Budget for other expected income on a line item basis – e.g., fundraisers, donations, YEP contributions, etc.

Budget Development Expense Budgeting Budget for Mandatory Expenses – i.e., obligations to Supreme and the State Council Also, it is recommended that each Council budget for Travel Expenses for those required to attend KCLS, Grand Knights Day and the State Convention Budget for Council Programs and their expected expenses using as many detailed line items as required

Budget Development Adjust budgeted amounts to balance or meet any other Council requirements or expectations Add line items as needed to meet requirements (additional fundraiser, new program, charity expenditures, etc.) Use whatever format and/or program that works well for the Council and its leadership Begin to prepare early to allow time for review and adoption of the final budget by the Council

Budget Cycle Consult with new Council Officers, Directors and Chairman Review End of Year Reporting for Shortfalls/Overages early in July Finalize Budget by mid July of new Columbian Year Starts in July and ends in June the following year Ongoing Monthly and Quarterly Reporting of Financial Activity

Receipt & Voucher System Each and every Council shall use a Receipt and Voucher system for receipt of money and payment of bills as this is the proper process This ensures proper handling of Council funds Also allows for an efficient, complete, and accurate semiannual audits for the Council For complete records, it shall be used for all bills even those that do not require Council membership approval, e.g. per Capita, etc.

Financial Secretary receives all moneys for Council Receipt of Money Financial Secretary receives all moneys for Council

Receipt of Money Financial Secretary receives all moneys for Council Financial Secretary develops Transmittal & issues moneys to Treasurer

Receipt of Money Financial Secretary receives all moneys for Council Financial Secretary develops Transmittal & issues moneys to Treasurer Treasurer receives monies & issues Receipt to Financial Secretary (Form 281)

Receipt of Money Treasurer creates Bank Deposit Slip, Deposits Moneys Financial Secretary receives all moneys for Council Treasurer creates Bank Deposit Slip, Deposits Moneys & obtains Bank Deposit Receipt Financial Secretary develops Transmittal & issues moneys to Treasurer Treasurer receives monies & issues Receipt to Financial Secretary (Form 281)

Receipt of Money Financial Secretary receives all moneys for Council Treasurer creates Bank Deposit Slip, Deposits Moneys & obtains Bank Deposit Receipt Financial Secretary develops Transmittal & issues moneys to Treasurer Treasurer receives monies & issues Receipt to Financial Secretary (Form 281) Financial Secretary submits Receipt (Form 281) to GK to be verified at next Council Meeting

Receipt of Money Financial Secretary receives all moneys for Council Treasurer creates Bank Deposit Slip, Deposits Moneys & obtains Bank Deposit Receipt Treasurer submits Bank Deposit Receipt to GK to be verified at next Council Meeting Financial Secretary develops Transmittal & issues moneys to Treasurer Treasurer receives monies & issues Receipt to Financial Secretary (Form 281) Financial Secretary submits Receipt (Form 281) to GK to be verified at next Council Meeting

Receipt of Money Financial Secretary receives all moneys for Council Treasurer creates Bank Deposit Slip, Deposits Moneys & obtains Bank Deposit Receipt Treasurer submits Bank Deposit Receipt to GK to be verified at next Council Meeting Financial Secretary develops Transmittal & issues moneys to Treasurer Treasurer receives monies & issues Receipt to Financial Secretary (Form 281) Financial Secretary submits Receipt (Form 281) to GK to be verified at next Council Meeting This Process occurs at each meeting

Receipt of Money Financial Secretary receives all moneys for Council Treasurer creates Bank Deposit Slip, Deposits Moneys & obtains Bank Deposit Receipt Treasurer submits Bank Deposit Receipt to GK to be verified at next Council Meeting Financial Secretary develops Transmittal & issues moneys to Treasurer Treasurer receives monies & issues Receipt to Financial Secretary (Form 281) Financial Secretary submits Receipt (Form 281) to GK to be verified at next Council Meeting This Process occurs at each meeting FS: FS Transmittal(c) & Tres Receipt(o) Tres: FS Transmittal(o), Tres Receipt(c), Bank Deposit(c) & Bank Receipt(o)

Receipt of Money The Grand Knight must carry out the “Order of Business” set forth in Section 125 This includes reading at each Council meeting… … the Treasurer’s Receipt to the Financial Secretary for all moneys received at the close of the previous meeting … and the Treasurer’s Bank Receipts of deposit, showing that the money was deposited in the bank. This establishes the amount being collected and enables the Grand Knight to know whether it is all that should be deposited

Bill properly approved Payment of Bills Bill properly approved (By-Laws or Council Vote)

Payment of Bills Bill properly approved (By-Laws or Council Vote) Financial Secretary generates a Voucher (Form 157 or Member Billing*) * Voucher section of the Council Ledger.

Payment of Bills Bill properly approved (By-Laws or Council Vote) Financial Secretary generates a Voucher (Form 157 or Member Billing*) Grand Knight then signs Voucher authorizing Treasurer to issue check * Voucher section of the Council Ledger.

Payment of Bills Bill properly approved (By-Laws or Council Vote) Treasurer prepares Check per Voucher signed by both Treasurer and Grand Knight Treasurer prepares Check per voucher signed by both Fin Sec and Grand Knight Financial Secretary generates a Voucher (Form 157 or Member Billing*) Grand Knight then signs Voucher authorizing Treasurer to issue check * Voucher section of the Council Ledger.

Payment of Bills Bill properly approved (By-Laws or Council Vote) Treasurer prepares Check per voucher signed by both Fin Sec and Grand Knight Treasurer prepares Check per Voucher signed by both Treasurer and Grand Knight Treasurer signs Check and obtains Grand Knight Signature on Check (2 Signatures) Financial Secretary generates a Voucher (Form 157 or Member Billing*) Grand Knight then signs Voucher authorizing Treasurer to issue check * Voucher section of the Council Ledger.

Payment of Bills Bill properly approved (By-Laws or Council Vote) Treasurer prepares Check per Voucher signed by both Treasurer and Grand Knight Treasurer prepares Check per voucher signed by both Fin Sec and Grand Knight Treasurer signs Check and obtains Grand Knight Signature on Check (2 Signatures) Financial Secretary generates a Voucher (Form 157 or Member Billing*) Grand Knight then signs Voucher authorizing Treasurer to issue check Council Check is ready to be issued (Pay the Bills) * Voucher section of the Council Ledger.

Payment of Bills Bill properly approved (By-Laws or Council Vote) Treasurer prepares Check per Voucher signed by both Treasurer and Grand Knight Treasurer prepares Check per voucher signed by both Fin Sec and Grand Knight Treasurer signs Check and obtains Grand Knight Signature on Check (2 Signatures) Financial Secretary generates a Voucher (Form 157 or Member Billing*) Grand Knight then signs Voucher authorizing Treasurer to issue check Council Check is ready to be issued (Pay the Bills) * Voucher section of the Council Ledger. This Process occurs at each meeting

Payment of Bills Bill properly approved (By-Laws or Council Vote) Treasurer prepares Check per voucher signed by both Fin Sec and Grand Knight Treasurer prepares Check per Voucher signed by both Treasurer and Grand Knight Treasurer signs Check and obtains Grand Knight Signature on Check (2 Signatures) Financial Secretary generates a Voucher (Form 157 or Member Billing*) Grand Knight then signs Voucher authorizing Treasurer to issue check Council Check is ready to be issued (Pay the Bills) * Voucher section of the Council Ledger. This Process occurs at each meeting FS: Invoice/Bill(o) & FS Voucher(c) Tres: FS Voucher(o), Council Check Stub(o), Bank Statement(o)

Payment of Supreme or State Obligation A Supreme or State Council obligation does not require Council approval, as outlined in Section 145 Receipt of the monthly Council Statement from Supreme is the official notice that the amount owed is due and payable The same is true of a billing from the State Council

Supreme Obligations Council Billed on January 1 and July 1 (Members on Record) Per Capita Tax [PCT] -- $1.75 per Member. Catholic Advertising Fund [CAF] -- $0.50 per Member Culture of Life [COL] -- $1.00 per Member. Council Supply Charges -- Billed for Supply items that they order as well as any shipping and handling fees

State Obligations State Per Capita Tax KCLS and Grand Knights Day Billed on January 1 and July 1. $4.25 per regular Member. $2.50 for Inactive and Honorary Members. No charge for Honorary Exempt or Disabled Members. KCLS and Grand Knights Day $15 for KCLS per Council (Not Optional) $15 for GK Day per Council (Not Optional) Exemplification Fund $15 per new Member (Res #12, 2015 LA Conv) Note: Councils not up to date with payments will not be seated at the State Convention.

References District Deputy Handbook Grand Knight Handbook Financial Secretary Handbook

References Kofc.org Under “Officer’s Online” Then “Officer’s Desk Reference” Then “Financial Issues”

Budget, Vouchers, and per Capita Questions?

Knights of Columbus K.C.L.S. July 16, 2016 COUNCIL AUDITS

Council Audit Semi-annual Audits are documented on Form 1295 must be conducted by all Councils Audit Reports are Due August 15 and February 15 Grand Knight and Trustees must Conduct the Audit Under no Circumstances should either the Financial Secretary or the Treasurer Prepare the Audits Financial Secretary and Treasurer are to be available at the Audit to provide Documentation and answer Questions regarding the Council Records Recorder’s Minute Book is to be available

Council Audit All three sections of the Audit Report (#1295) must be completed (Membership, Cash Transactions and Assets /Liabilities) Audit Report must be signed by the Grand Knight and at least two (2) Trustees Completed Audit Reports are to be sent to Supreme “Council Accounts, State Deputy, District Deputy and Council files

Council Audit Records Record and Items Needed to Prepare the Audit: From the Financial Secretary: Cash Receipts records Warrant Voucher Stubs Receipts, Treasurer to Financial Secretary Latest Council Roster Council Statements for the Audit Period Cash and Checks on hand, if any Bills or Invoices requiring payment Copy of last Council Audit

Council Audit Records Record and Items Needed to Prepare the Audit: From the Treasurer: Treasurer’s Cash Book Check Book, Bank Statements, Cancelled Checks Warrant Vouchers for the Audit Period All Bank Books, regardless of the purpose of Account All Documents reflecting Cash or Liquid Assets (ie., Stocks, Bonds, Notes, etc.)

Council Audit Records Record and Items Needed to Prepare the Audit: From the Recorder: Council Minute Book

Council Audit Bonding The Knights of Columbus provides a Bond for the Financial Secretary and Treasurer for each Council, but the Bonding Company can Refuse to Honor the Bond for the following reasons:

Council Audit Bonding The Knights of Columbus provides a Bond for the Financial Secretary and Treasurer for each Council, but the Bonding Company can Refuse to Honor the Bond for the following reasons: Failure of the Trustees to conduct the audit

Council Audit Bonding The Knights of Columbus provides a Bond for the Financial Secretary and Treasurer for each Council, but the Bonding Company can Refuse to Honor the Bond for the following reasons: Failure of the Trustees to conduct the audit Signing an Audit prepared by the Financial Secretary or Treasurer

Council Audit Bonding The Knights of Columbus provides a Bond for the Financial Secretary and Treasurer for each Council, but the Bonding Company can Refuse to Honor the Bond for the following reasons: Failure of the Trustees to conduct the audit Signing an Audit prepared by the Financial Secretary or Treasurer Failure to have on file at the Supreme Council office two (2) consecutive Audit Reports for the immediate past periods

Council Audit Reports Audit Form 1295-1 Due August 15 Due By: FEBRUARY 15 FOR PERIOD ENDED DECEMBER 31, 20 Audit Form 1295-1 Due August 15 Audit Form 1295-2 Due February 15

Council Audit Reports Supreme Reporting for the Knights of Columbus Louisiana Councils Submitting an Audit Report Form 1295, due 8/15/16: Number of Councils Required to Report = 318 Council Delinquent due to Suspension = 22 Councils Delinquent Last 2 Periods = 68 Councils Delinquent Only Last Period = 12 Total # of Delinquent Councils (Active) = 58 Percentage of Councils (Active) Delinquent = 20% Audit Form 1295-1 Due August 15 Audit Form 1295-2 Due February 15

Delinquent Council Audit Reports Audit Form 1295-2 Due February 15 Audit Form 1295-1 Due August 15

Council Audit Reports Council Report Forms Booklet # 1436 Order from Supreme Supplies Supreme Web Site (www.kofc.org) under Publications/Forms/Council

Council Audit References Audit Procedures - Step by Step Outline Grand Knight’s Handbook #915 Financial Secretary’s Handbook #1410

Council Audit References Audit - Additional References Grand Knight’s Training Seminar Chapter 3 (Forms, Procedures & Paperwork) District Deputy Handbook and Reference Guide

Questions Audit Presentation Council Audit Questions Audit Presentation

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