Presenters Joe Evans, Partner McGladrey LLP Joseph.evans@mcgladrey.com Bill Sarb, Manager Bill.sarb@mcgladrey.com Jessica Kline, Manager Jessica.Kline@mcgladrey.com.

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GASB 67 & 68 - Pension Standards Employer Responsibilities Audio Dial-In Information Toll Free Number - 1 (866) 286-1415 Participant Code - 8917046800

Presenters Joe Evans, Partner McGladrey LLP Joseph.evans@mcgladrey.com Bill Sarb, Manager Bill.sarb@mcgladrey.com Jessica Kline, Manager Jessica.Kline@mcgladrey.com Tammy White, Deputy State Examiner State Board of Accounts (SBOA)

New GASB Pension Standards GASB Statement No. 67 Accounting and Financial Reporting For Pension Plans (Plan Reporting) Effective for fiscal years Ending June 30, 2014 GASB Statement No. 68 Accounting and Financial Reporting For Pension Plans (Employer Reporting) Effective for fiscal years Ending June 30, 2015 GASB Statement No. 67 Accounting and Financial Reporting For Pension Plans (Plan Reporting) -The effective implementation of these standards requires your help and participation. -Cooperation is essential so that established State deadlines can be met.

Testing Underlying Census Data of Active Employees Plan auditor (McGladrey) engaged to perform testing on relevant census data reported to the Plan during period Period to be tested is the fiscal year ended June 30, 2013 Several employers were selected for testing this year. Other employers in future periods Retirees and inactive employees will generally be tested at the Plan level and not require any additional information from employers The objective of the testing is to verify the Plan has the correct data on which to base the pension calculations, especially the total pension liability

Testing Census Data – Sample of employees Hire date Years of service Age Eligibility Gender Birth date Employee Status – Active / Inactive / Retired -We will provide you the sample items in a spreadsheet format so that you can see the details for each person -Need to have access to original personnel files -Will be using employee ID numbers provided by INPRS

Testing Payroll Data – INPRS Eligible Annual earnings 7/1/12 – 6/30/13 Actual amounts reported to INPRS Annual salary vs. actual amount paid – need to tie out actual amount paid Copy of annual salary approval Summary of sampled employee annual earnings Pay Period Detail – by sampled employee Hours and pay rates Creditable vs. non-creditable earnings - Need payroll registers, employee payroll details by pay period, approved salary, backup for reconciling items, pay stubs and/or banking information

Reconciliation of Payroll Records to the General Ledger and/or Financial Statements Total earnings by employee reported to INPRS for fiscal year 2013 Non INPRS earnings by employee Other adjustments Total salaries per general ledger and also corresponding financial statements Reconciliation requested to be completed before detail testing of individuals begins For calendar year employers we will work with you to try alternative approaches such as reconciling select monthly data

Sample Reconciliation to be Prepared Section 1 - Reconcile the General Ledger to the Payroll Register Total Payroll Expense for Fiscal Year 2013 per General Ledger $ 20,000,000 ADJUSTMENTS (Modify as Necessary): Employer FICA expense (120,000) Employee benefit expense recorded in general ledger   (2,200,000) Adjusted General Ledger 17,680,000 Detailed Payroll Registers (all months for annual period) (17,680,000) * Difference - Section 2 - Reconcile the Detailed Payroll Register to Earnings as Reported to INPRS Detailed Payroll Registers Non-Plan Payroll Earnings (Ineligible Employees) (1,200,000) INPRS Earnings per the Payroll Registers 16,480,000 Earnings Per INPRS Data PERF (7,400,000) TRF Pre-1996 (3,500,000) TRF 1996 (5,580,000) Total earnings reported to INPRS (16,480,000) * The complete listing of employees and gross wages provided must agree to this line on the payroll reconciliation

Potential General Ledger Reconciling Items Any expense recorded in the GL, but not on the payroll report FY12 Optional Twelve-Month Deferred Payments (applicable to the TRF employers) FY13 Optional Twelve-Month Deferrals (applicable to the TRF employers) Individuals terminated during the year Payroll that exceeds creditable maximum Any non-eligible earnings

Testing Payroll Data – Non INPRS Annual earnings 7/1/2012 – 6/30/13 Eligibility (testing they are properly excluded) by reviewing their job description Not necessary to trace census data back to personnel files for properly excluded employees.

Auditor Expectations Auditors will provide sample of employees to be tested in advance of the visit We will provide you total annual payroll reported to INPRS Need all support documentation for payroll by employee to be made available Need access to personnel files to trace census data to underlying records Documentation and back-up for reconciliation to the general ledger Need management cooperation to provide explanations for exceptions found if any

Employer Responsibilities With your help we believe this can be a relatively simple exercise that can be completed in a few hours Within the next few weeks, we will be sending you an email with the list of employees to be tested and the total 2013 payroll amounts reported to INPRS Please begin immediately to obtain required data You need to obtain the back-up documentation i.e. personnel files and payroll support for the employees selected for testing You need to prepare a reconciliation of the payroll totals reported to INPRS to your total payroll to ensure we have everyone

Employer Responsibilities (continued) Within the next few days, you will be contacted by Jessica Kline to schedule the auditors visit. Our hope is to schedule these visits starting July 14, 2014 and be completed no later than August 22, 2014 Please have all information ready for the auditors when they arrive Please designate an audit liaison to be present with the auditors during their testing and answer questions Additional employees may need to be tested during the visit especially if you have numerous Non-INPRS employees

Contacts Jessica Kline at McGladrey will be your key contact for this process. Email: Jessica.Kline@mcgladrey.com Phone: (317) 805-6219 Joe Evans and Bill Sarb are reachable via email if you have questions Questions for INPRS, please contact Teresa Snedigar, Director of Internal Audit Email: tsnedigar@inprs.in.gov Phone: (317) 234-5681

Conclusion We will attempt to answer questions sent in the queue. On your phone you can unmute using #6 if you would like to ask a question

INPRS – GASB 67 & 68 Testing Thank you for your cooperation