As
SMSF Audit is a purpose-built tool, many features have been designed
specifically to assist Auditors with performing efficient, high quality audits.
A
key inclusion that facilitates this is SMSF Audit’s integration with Class
Super - through this built-in functionality, auditors can:
- Create SMSF
Entities and SMSF Audit engagement files in bulk
- Import Trial
Balance data directly from Class Super
- Import Class
reports into engagement files directly from Class Super
Below
is a list of the Class reports that are available to be imported into
engagement files:
- Document 122
- Fund Details Report
- Document 141
- Asset Strategy Comparison
- Document 143
- Minutes of Meetings
- Document 180
- Financial Report, consisting of:
- Statement
of Financial Position
- Operating
Statement (Profit and Loss) Report
- Notes to
the Financial Statement
- Document 181
- General Ledger
- Document 182
- Member Statement
- Document 183
- Member Transaction Summary Report
- Document 190
- Reconciliation of Taxable Income
- Document 411
- Bank Account Movements Report
- Document 420
- Investment Summary Report
- Document 501
- Investment Income Summary Report
- Document 502
- Investment Income Comparison Report
- Document 503
- Investment Movement Summary Report
- Document 504
- Market Price Audit Report
- Document 505
- Investment Performance
- Document 506
- Investment Revaluation Report
- Document 507
- Realised Capital Gains Report
- Document 508
- Unrealised Capital Gains Report
- Document 509
- Contribution Cap Report
- Document 510
- Pension Limit Report
Once
in the Documents screen, these reports can be annotated and referenced by
auditors to become part of the audit file