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Transcript of Presented By Daryl DeKam, CPA, Partner
Presented ByDaryl DeKam, CPA, Partner
Hennepin Technical CollegeMetropolitan State University
Minneapolis Community and Technical College
Review of AuditJune 30, 2004
MnSCU- 6/30/04 Page 2
Agenda
• Financial Statement Opinions• Prior Period Adjustments• Compliance Reports• Management Letters• Significant Transactions• Questions
MnSCU- 6/30/04 Page 3
Financial Statement Opinions
• Unqualified Opinions– Hennepin Technical College
– Metropolitan State University
• Includes reference to other auditors for Metropolitan State University Foundation audit
– Minneapolis Community and Technical College
All of the above are second year individual college audits. The year 2004 is the first year the Foundation was reported as a
component unit of Metropolitan State University.
MnSCU- 6/30/04 Page 4
Prior Period Adjustments
Beginning of Year Net Assets Increased as Follows:
• Hennepin Technical College - $560,000– Reallocation of prior year capital appropriations between MnSCU
Colleges and Universities
• Minneapolis Community and Technical College – $2,164,000– Reallocation of prior year capital appropriations between MnSCU
Colleges and Universities
MnSCU- 6/30/04 Page 5
Compliance Reports
• No current year reportable instances of noncompliance– Hennepin Technical College– Minneapolis Community and Technical College– Metropolitan State University
• Metropolitan State University– Prior year finding of noncompliance with certain
student financial aid eligibility and academic progress requirements. Excess awards have been repaid to DOE.
MnSCU- 6/30/04 Page 6
Management Letter
• Management Letter Issued For Each School– Includes schedule of passed adjusting journal entries
– Includes a schedule of recorded adjustments
– Includes standard required audit committee communications
• Audit work was delayed as a result of the complexities of the capital appropriation reallocation and Metropolitan State/Minneapolis C&T College parking ramp transactions
• Comments Discussed With School Personnel and Office of the Chancellor
• Management and Internal Audit to follow-up on comments
MnSCU- 6/30/04 Page 7
Significant Transactions
• Minneapolis Community and Technical College– Transfer of parking ramp ($835,000) and cash
($600,000) to Metropolitan State
– Grant revenue from Metropolitan State ($2,530,000)
– Loan from Chancellor’s office of $1,200,000
– Purchase of Billy Graham property for $11,200,000
– Total investment in capital assets of over $21,000,000
– Change in equity of $11,806,000
MnSCU- 6/30/04 Page 8
Significant Transactions
• Metropolitan State University– Transfer of parking ramp ($835,000) and cash ($600,000) from
Minneapolis Community and Technical College (MCTC)– Grant expense to MCTC ($2,530,000)– Inclusion of Revenue Fund activity and assets– Inclusion of Foundation financial statements in the annual report– Repayment of student financial aid amounts to DOE– Investment in capital assets of approximately $14,000,000– New long term debt of over $8,000,000– Change in equity of $4,082,000
MnSCU- 6/30/04 Page 9
Significant Transactions
• Hennepin Technical College– Investment in capital assets of approximately
$3,200,000
– Change in equity of $(162,000)
MnSCU- 6/30/04 Page 10
Questions
Thank you for the assistance of the MnSCU personnel.