July
2023
This is a series of posts in numerical order, click on any link to be taken directly to that post.
Summary of contents:
3 - How local authorities should account for capital grants
4 - 2015/16 – City deal is accounted for correctly
5 - 2016/17 – Correct accounting in the first draft accounts
6 - 2016/17 – Material, late changes in the revised draft accounts
7 – The additional £17.8m accounting blunder
8 – The A&A Committee
approves the accounts without knowing their contents
9 - November 2017 – the CFO distances himself from his own accounts.
10 - 2018/19 – EY fails to challenge accounting treatment
11 – The £160m U-turn and £218m cover-up
12 - The evidence for fraudulent false accounting
13 - Cambridgeshire CC’s going concern position
14 - EY’s retrospective objection investigations
15 - Conclusion
Cambridgeshire County Council’s leader, Cllr Lucy Nethsingha has declined to explain why the authority failed to correct acknowledged accounting errors totalling £218 million that materially overstated the level of usable reserves in five consecutive years’ audited financial statements, even after the council was forced to make a £160m correction for the identical error in the following year’s accounts (2020/21).
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