State Board of Accounts has issues with Odon audit

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        A partial report of the Indiana State Board of Accounts filed January 3rd, says Odon Town Clerk-Treasurer Beth Haseman did not provide the state with required documents and sufficient information to complete a routine audit.  The report went on to say that records were not reconciled with bank balances during the audit period of January 2013 to December 2017.

        That’s all according to a report in this week’s Odon Journal.   (Odon Journal Facebook Page)    

        The newspaper quotes Haseman as saying the software used in her office for the past few years was set up wrong and she says all funds have been corrected.  Last month Haseman asked the Town Board to buy a new accounts software package and the board authorized spending over $10,000 for the new software.

        The State Board of Account’s report also said they the town did not provide critical documents required by the audit team and that the minutes of town council meetings were not presented for 26 of the 60 months included in the audit period.

        The report can be see on online at: 

          www.in.gov/sboa/ (audit report).

         www.in.gove/sboa/ (SBOA website)