Maine Rural Water Association

EIN: 010366057

UEI: C5N2F7TTWJ63

Data as of August 25, 2026

Maine Rural Water Association1 audit years1 findings
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FY 2024-06-30

Management decision deadline — for entities that funded this organization

The FAC accepted this audit on June 22, 2026. Under 2 CFR 200.521(d), a pass-through entity that provided federal funds to this organization for this audit period must issue a management decision on these findings by December 22, 2026 (119 days from today).

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2024-002
Cost Allowability
QUESTIONED COSTS

Errors were identified in the spreadsheets used to calculate the indirect cost rate and record journal entries to allocate these costs to the various programs. Cause: In preparing and reviewing the spreadsheet, check figures were not used to verify that total costs allocated agreed to total costs available to allocate. Effect: Indirect costs allocated to programs were overstated due to the error identified with the formula, which also resulted in grant funds receivable being overstated. 2024-002 – Impacts all Federal Awards listed on SEFA Effect: continued: Program Decrease to Indirect Expense Impact to Grant Revenues USDA Circuit Rider Program 10.XXX $ 23,499 $ (9,468) Source Water Protection Project 10.XXX $ 9,230 $(14,046) Wastewater Tech. Assistance 10.761 $ 12,772 $ (7,000) Disaster Recovery Circuit Rider 10.761 $ 13 $ 1,816 US EPA Training and Technical Assistance 66.424 $ 12,564 $(12,564) Private Drinking Water Well Owners 66.436 $ 1,143 $ (1,143) Wastewater Treatment Works – Tech 66.446 $ 1,618 $ (1,618) Wastewater Treatment Works – Tribal 66.446 $ 281 $ (281) Wastewater Treatment Works – Decentralized 66.446 $ 555 $ (555) US Department of Labor Apprenticeship/Congressionally Directed Spending 17.289 $ 7,885 $ (7,885) Recommendations: We recommend adding check figures to this spreadsheet as a way to verify the calculation is complete and accurate, as well as the journal entry to reclassify the expense to the Association’s programs. Responses: The Association agrees with this finding and is in the process of setting up this procedure. The Association also feels that hiring a CFO will provide additional oversight over this calculation and posting of journal entries for indirect costs. Once the procedures have been set up and implemented the Association believes it will be in a much better position to attain accurate financial reporting.

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2024-002 – US Department of Agriculture – Federal Assistance Listing Number 10.XXX Circuit Rider Program and Federal Assistance Listing Number 10.761 Wastewater Technical Assistance and Training Criteria: The Association uses an indirect cost rate to allocate indirect costs to Federal Award Programs. Management is responsible for ensuring that the indirect cost calculations are prepared accurately and journal entries are accurately posted to allocated indirect costs to federal programs. Condition: Errors were identified in the spreadsheets used to calculate the indirect cost rate and record journal entries to allocate these costs to the various programs. Cause: In preparing and reviewing the spreadsheet, check figures were not used to verify that total costs allocated agreed to total costs available to allocate. Effect: Indirect costs allocated to programs were overstated due to the error identified with the formula, which also resulted in grant funds receivable being overstated. 2024-002 – Impacts all Federal Awards listed on SEFA Effect: continued: Program Decrease to Indirect Expense Impact to Grant Revenues USDA Circuit Rider Program 10.XXX $ 23,499 $ (9,468) Source Water Protection Project 10.XXX $ 9,230 $(14,046) Wastewater Tech. Assistance 10.761 $ 12,772 $ (7,000) Disaster Recovery Circuit Rider 10.761 $ 13 $ 1,816 US EPA Training and Technical Assistance 66.424 $ 12,564 $(12,564) Private Drinking Water Well Owners 66.436 $ 1,143 $ (1,143) Wastewater Treatment Works – Tech 66.446 $ 1,618 $ (1,618) Wastewater Treatment Works – Tribal 66.446 $ 281 $ (281) Wastewater Treatment Works – Decentralized 66.446 $ 555 $ (555) US Department of Labor Apprenticeship/Congressionally Directed Spending 17.289 $ 7,885 $ (7,885) Recommendations: We recommend adding check figures to this spreadsheet as a way to verify the calculation is complete and accurate, as well as the journal entry to reclassify the expense to the Association’s programs. Responses: The Association agrees with this finding and is in the process of setting up this procedure. The Association also feels that hiring a CFO will provide additional oversight over this calculation and posting of journal entries for indirect costs. Once the procedures have been set up and implemented the Association believes it will be in a much better position to attain accurate financial reporting.

Corrective Action Plan

The Association agrees with this finding and is in the process of setting up this procedure. The Association also feels that hiring a CFO will provide additional oversight over this calculation and posting of journal entries for indirect costs. Once the procedures have been set up and implemented the Association believes it will be in a much better position to attain accurate financial reporting.

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