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ASSISTANT STATE AUDITOR-INTERN
        WASHINGTON STATE AUDITOR OFFICE

        July 2008 to March 2009
        20 hrs/week

        SUPERVISOR: Brandi Pritchard, State Auditor


        100% PROFESSIONAL GOVERNMENTAL FISCAL, ACCOUNTING, AND AUDITING DUTIES

        - Worked with professional auditors in conducting audit tests and providing support for both large and small
        audit such as public utility districts, hospitals, counties, cities, housing authorities and school districts.
         - Assisted auditors in gathering and analyzing data provided by the entities
         - Performed the following procedures for pre-planning and analysis for auditing purposes:
                 Confirmed and analyzed the effectiveness of internal control in place

                 Examined significant risks that require further evaluation and testing

          -Financial Statement Testing:
                 Evaluated entities' Accounts Receivable Turn -Over Ratios and Accounts Receivable Aging to analyze
                  entities' ability in collecting its receivables
                 Performed cash flow analysis

                 Determined entities revenue streams and its probable risks
                 Analyzed entities' revenue reports' accuracy, completeness, valuation
                 Substantiated revenues against expenditures to measure entities' ability to continue its operation as
                  well as assessment of entities liquidity
                 Reconciled entities' Financial Statement against outside sources such as bank statements, and
                  county treasure's reports, amortization schedules, etc.

                 Reviewed entities Financial Statements and Notes to Financial Statements according to GAAP and
                  BARS Manual
                 Substantiated allowable expenses such as general expenses, travel, reimbursements, payroll, etc.
                 Verified inventories reported as well as inventories that are prone to theft known as "small and
                  attractive items".
                 Confirmed long-term debts reported in the financial statements

                 Analyzed amortization schedule and financial statements to substantiate entities ability to pay
                  current debt/s.

            -Accountability Testing:
                 Reviewed minutes of the meeting to ensure Board of Directors' review and approval of the
                  expenses, and new policies
                 Verified the legality of entities projects in accordance to bid law and entities' procurement policies
                 Documented substantiation and testing results in the database

                 Communicated with other agencies for information needed during the audit
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