THE PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH CO-OPERATIVE AUDITING

(A CASE STUDY OF NSUKKA LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA IN ENUGU STATE CO-OPERATIVE MOVEMENT.)

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ABSTRACT

Co-operative Audit is one of the statutory duties of the Co-operative director, is the act of examining the account book of co-operative societies to insure accountability in the management of co-operative fund. This aspect of the duties of co-operative director is very essential to the viability of co-operative societies towards the attainment of co-operative objectives.

Inspite of the importance of co-operative auditing to the development of co-operative it has been observed that there are many problems associated with co-operative auditing. This have propelled the researcher to embark in the project works.

This project work covers the problems associated with Co-operative Auditing (A case study of Nsukka L.G.A). This work will be in five chapters:

Chapter one deals with introduction, background of the study, statement of the problems, objectives of the study, significance of the study, scope and limitations of the study.

Chapter two examines the past related literature to the topic of the project and relates them to the study on hand for sure that the process adopted in this study is right.

Chapter three deals with the design of this study, methods and procedure used in collecting data and the method of data analysis.

Chapter four deals with data presentation analysis and discussion of the findings of the research work.

Chapter five covers the recommendation and conclusion of the research project based on the outcome of the research work.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

CHAPTER ONE

Introduction

1.1 Background of the study

1.2 Statement of the problems

1.3 Objective of the study

1.4 Significance of the study

1.5 Research Questions

1.6 Scope and Limitations of the study

CHAPTER TWO

2.0 Review of Related Literature

2.1 Need for Auditing

2.2 Features of Co-operative Audit

2.3 Problems of Co-operative Audit in Enugu State

2.4 Importance of Audit to Co-operative Society

2.5 General Principle of Auditing

CHAPTER THREE

3.0 Research Design and Methodology

3.1 Population

3.2 Research Sample

3.3 Survey Method

CHAPTER FOUR

Presentation, Analysis and Interpretation of Data

CHAPTER FIVE

Summary of Findings, Recommendations and Conclusion

Summary of Findings

Recommendations
Conclusion

Questionnaire

Bibliography

CHAPTER ONE

INTRODUCTION

An audit is independent examination and expression of opinion on the financial statement of an enterprise by an appointed auditor in pursuance of that appointment and in compliance with any role statutory obligation. an audit involves an examination or investigation of the statement in figure from relevant evidence with the objective of enabling the auditor to make a report on the state of statement. Also is the examination of business transactions with a view of ensuring that the balance sheet and the Profit and Loss account give a true and fair view of the financial statement, that is, the examination of accounts to see that they are in order.

Auditing is of two steps: The first being the process of gathering evidence relating to transactions, and the other being the function of reporting to the members of the enterprise as to whether the financial statements show a true and fair view of the state of affairs of the enterprise and the profit or loss for the year ended on that date. In the case of a statutory audit, the matters to be reported upon are laid down in the companies act or in other relevant legislation. Coming to non-statutory audit, the matters to be dealt with in the report should be agreed in writing between the auditor and his client. The engagement letter should explain the scope of the audit and state that the auditor will review the accounting systems in order to assess their adequacy as a basis for this preparation of the financial statements. Furthermore, the letter should state that the auditor will need to obtain relevant and reliable sufficient to enable him to reach reasonable conclusions there from.

The latter should state also that if the auditor plans to place reliance on any internal controls, he will ascertain and evaluate these controls and perform tests on their operations. In this respect, reference should be made to the auditor reporting to the management on any significant weakness in organizaation’s system which comes to the auditor’s notice and which he thinks should be brought to the notice of management. The auditor will carry out his work and make his report in accordance with approved auditing standard, where appropriate, will have regard to international standard when reviewing the financial statement it should make it clear, that the client not the auditor is responsible for the preparation of financial statement giving a true and fair view and for maintaining proper accounting records and a system of internal control which is appropriate to the enterprise. Auditing can also be defined as embracing:

An examination of the records of an under-testing in order to assess the reliability of the information contained therein.
An examination of the documentary evidence from which the records are written up in order to assess validity.
As consequences of (1) and (2) above , the reduction and prevention of fraud and errors.
It is a general examination of financial statements (balance sheet and profit and loss account) prepared by an enterprise to ensure that a true and fair view is given of the financial position at a specified date and transaction at a specified period.

BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY

One of the major problems that have placed or rubbed co-operative societies of the goals is the fact that the management of co-operative societies is coals accountability the principle of democratic member control as outline as the second principle of I C A principles of 1995 was to insure that the management of co-operative does not mislead the members and therefore prevent it from attaining its goal.

To further ensure accountability in co-operative, the law permits the co-operative director to audit the account of co-operative. This involves the systematic examination of the account and financial transactions of co-operative societies to avoid misappropriation of co-operative funds.

In spite of the struggles by various co-operative societies to organize a noble society, it is discovered that these societies die prematurely. This is as a result of poor co-operative auditing. This as a matter of fact has discouraged many people from joining co-operative society since they do not see co-operative as business organization that can last like any other business organization.

Unlike in other forms of business auditing in co-operative faces many problems ranging from the attitude of co-operative members who see auditors as government agents who have come to reap their rewards. The attitude of the auditors who at times give up the aim of their task to their personal interest and the problem of illiteracy among the members of co-operative and lack of facilities to facilitate co-operative auditing. These have necessitated this problems and proffer a lasting solution to them.

STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM

Audit is one of the instrument used by the director of co-operative as well as the members of co-operative to know the financial sand of a co-operative society. It has been established that finance is the wire of every business organization. This every co-operative society is audited to insure that the management of co-…

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