Organisation : RSAC - Recreation Sports and Aquatic Club
Location : Sydney (Anywhere in Sydney - could probably be completed remotely anywhere in Australia with zoom communication etc)
Time required : Approximately 10 hours per year (possibly a bit more in the first year)
Duration of project : The ten hours are usually during late August, early September once the end of Financial Year accounts are finalised
Skill area : Finance & Accounting
Sector : Disabilities
Application closing date : 31 Mar, 2025
About the role
Audit Information
As a registered charity, RSAC is required to produce audited financial statements each year for
lodgment with the ACNC.
As an incorporated association, it is not absolutely necessary for the audit to be conducted by a
registered company auditor.
RSAC uses an MYOB accounting system with staff who are competent with that software. Due
to small staff numbers there is limited segregation of duties. There is a regular review of
monthly accounting reports by the governing committee.
RSAC is in a sound financial position with no issues of ongoing financial viability.
The only accounting area where significant judgement is required to be exercised is the timing
of deferred income and prepaid expenditure in relation to events for the disabled clients which
are scheduled to occur post balance date.
It is estimated that the audit should take around 10 hours of professional time, although a new
auditor might take a bit longer as they familiarize themselves with organization.
Description of the Role provided by our current Auditor
About the organisation
RSAC's website: disabledsports.org.au - provides a good overview of the organisation activities.
It is club for members who have a disability (intellectual, mental or physical) and provides them with a wide range of sporting, social and recreation activities.
How to apply
Please provide a short expression of interest outlining your relevant qualifications.
Please quote in application: Auditor for annual accounts of RSAC non-profit disability club via Pro Bono Australia.
