Internal Audit Training – February 7th at 10am – In-person

Morning Session

1. The legal requirements for Internal Audit for local councils.
2. The Practitioner’s Guide and ‘Proper Practices’.
3. The Annual Internal Audit Report of the AGAR
4. The Model Internal Audit Checklist

Afternoon session

Workshop exercise – practical Internal Audit of a smaller parish council

Note: Candidates will need to bring a fully charged laptop

Venue: Judges Lodgings, Aylesbury

Cost: £75 

Light lunch and refreshments will be served 

Suitability:

You need to be an experienced clerk, CiLCA or even FiLCA is not necessary, although FiLCA would be an advantage. You will have worked with a parish or parishes who offer a variety of services and precept levels, you’ll be checking for powers, resolutions, policies and good governance.  You do need to have excellent financial skills, you will be looking in detail at financial records and reports and you will be able to identify the correct nominal accounts and able to calculate and cross reference VAT and other HMRC returns.

Important Additional Information:

You will need to identify who we will be invoicing. 

You can’t audit your own council and so this account will be for your private attention unless your council have approved the expenditure as part of your continued personal development plan. 

We will allocate the places on the first come, first served basis and would ask that you consider the experience we ask for carefully, before committing to undertaking this training. 

Parking: 

We would recommend attendees park at Exchange Street Car Park for ease of access to the training rooms.

Exchange Street Car Park directions and fees:

https://myringgo.co.uk/parkinglocator/21928

Please scan the QR code below for parking information. Please note this car park is paid for parking and it is advisable to carry loose change, payment can also be made via the RingGo app.

Additional Car Parking For Aylesbury Town Centre : Please scan the QR code below, please remember to carry loose change as car parks vary in payment methods