EIN: 208090454
UEI: GSA_MIGRATION
Data as of August 23, 2026
Management decision deadline — for entities that funded this organization
The FAC accepted this audit on October 14, 2021. 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 April 14, 2022 (1593 days ago).
What is a management decision? →Criteria As a matter of grant compliance, the data collection form and reporting package must be submitted to the Federal Clearinghouse within 30 days after the receipt of the auditor?s report or within nine months after the end of the audit period. Condition The 2018 data collection form was filed on October 26, 2020, which is after the nine-month deadline. In addition, the 2019 data collection form has not yet been filed and was due September 30, 2020. Cause The Corporation?s audit was not submitted timely due to staff turnover and complex accounting issues. Effect The Corporation?s single audit not being completed in a timely manner. Questioned Costs None Indication of Repeat Finding Repeat finding. See prior year finding 2018-002. Recommendation We recommend the Corporation take the necessary procedures to ensure that future single audits are completed within the required time periods of the Uniform Guidance.
Show full finding ▾Hide full finding ▴Criteria As a matter of grant compliance, the data collection form and reporting package must be submitted to the Federal Clearinghouse within 30 days after the receipt of the auditor?s report or within nine months after the end of the audit period. Condition The 2018 data collection form was filed on October 26, 2020, which is after the nine-month deadline. In addition, the 2019 data collection form has not yet been filed and was due September 30, 2020. Cause The Corporation?s audit was not submitted timely due to staff turnover and complex accounting issues. Effect The Corporation?s single audit not being completed in a timely manner. Questioned Costs None Indication of Repeat Finding Repeat finding. See prior year finding 2018-002. Recommendation We recommend the Corporation take the necessary procedures to ensure that future single audits are completed within the required time periods of the Uniform Guidance.
For the period of 2019 through 2020 the Thunder Valley Community Development Corporation Finance Department experienced high turnover, which impacted the processing times and consistency of related responsibilities. Since mid-2020, the Finance Department has established consistency within the Finance Department and is working diligently to become current with reporting requirements and to maintain compliance with timelines and the necessary reporting requirements.
2018-002
Criteria The Corporation should maintain appropriate documentation for all transactions charged to federal grants, which includes supporting documentation for journal entries, supporting payroll contracts that document approved pay rates and support how an employee?s time is charged to grants. Condition During our testing for the Native American Program, we noted that there were eight instances where we could not verify if the timecard was approved by a supervisor, four instances where the contract or support provided didn?t agree to the amount paid for the period and one instance where we were unable to review payroll documentation such as the payrate, approval, etc. Cause The Corporation did not have proper internal controls in place for the approval of contracts/pay rates during fiscal year 2019. Effect There is a possibility that charges to federal grants may be at incorrect wage amounts or charged to the wrong grant. In addition, the indirect costs allocated may be incorrect. Questioned Costs $17,359 Indication of Repeat Finding Repeat Finding. See prior year finding 2018-003. Recommendation We recommend the Corporation take the necessary procedures to ensure that all the necessary documentation is maintained and that payroll contracts/pay rates are formally approved and maintained.
Show full finding ▾Hide full finding ▴Criteria The Corporation should maintain appropriate documentation for all transactions charged to federal grants, which includes supporting documentation for journal entries, supporting payroll contracts that document approved pay rates and support how an employee?s time is charged to grants. Condition During our testing for the Native American Program, we noted that there were eight instances where we could not verify if the timecard was approved by a supervisor, four instances where the contract or support provided didn?t agree to the amount paid for the period and one instance where we were unable to review payroll documentation such as the payrate, approval, etc. Cause The Corporation did not have proper internal controls in place for the approval of contracts/pay rates during fiscal year 2019. Effect There is a possibility that charges to federal grants may be at incorrect wage amounts or charged to the wrong grant. In addition, the indirect costs allocated may be incorrect. Questioned Costs $17,359 Indication of Repeat Finding Repeat Finding. See prior year finding 2018-003. Recommendation We recommend the Corporation take the necessary procedures to ensure that all the necessary documentation is maintained and that payroll contracts/pay rates are formally approved and maintained.
To ensure that necessary documentation is maintained for employees and their respective pay rates, TVCDC has implement a Personnel Action Form (PAF). This form is to be signed by the employee, the Director of Operations, Deputy Director/Executive Director, and Finance. A fully signed copy is provided to the Finance Department, and is then logged into a PAF Log and the appropriate changes are made in the accounting system (QuickBooks). The hard copy of the PAF is maintained in the employee?s Payroll file and Human Resource file. Employee time is approved via the online time management system (Stratus Time.) The Time & Effort form which was implemented in the latter part of 2019 is utilized for time & effort tracking as it pertains to funding source.
2018-003
Criteria The Corporation should maintain appropriate documentation for all transactions charged to federal grants, which includes supporting documentation for journal entries, supporting payroll contracts that document approved pay rates and support how an employee?s time is charged to grants. Condition During our testing, we noted eight instances in the Native American Language grant where we could not verify supervisor approval on the timesheet and there were instances where there was no documentation on why a certain percentage of an employee?s salary was being charged to the grant. Cause The Corporation did not have proper internal controls in place for the approval of contracts/pay rates during fiscal year 2019. Effect There is a possibility that charges to federal grants may be at incorrect wage amounts or charged to the wrong grant. In addition, the indirect costs allocated may be incorrect. Questioned Costs $14,482 Indication of Repeat Finding Repeat Finding. See prior year finding 2018-003. Recommendation We recommend the Corporation take the necessary procedures to ensure that all the necessary documentation is maintained and that payroll contracts/pay rates are formally approved and maintained.
Show full finding ▾Hide full finding ▴Criteria The Corporation should maintain appropriate documentation for all transactions charged to federal grants, which includes supporting documentation for journal entries, supporting payroll contracts that document approved pay rates and support how an employee?s time is charged to grants. Condition During our testing, we noted eight instances in the Native American Language grant where we could not verify supervisor approval on the timesheet and there were instances where there was no documentation on why a certain percentage of an employee?s salary was being charged to the grant. Cause The Corporation did not have proper internal controls in place for the approval of contracts/pay rates during fiscal year 2019. Effect There is a possibility that charges to federal grants may be at incorrect wage amounts or charged to the wrong grant. In addition, the indirect costs allocated may be incorrect. Questioned Costs $14,482 Indication of Repeat Finding Repeat Finding. See prior year finding 2018-003. Recommendation We recommend the Corporation take the necessary procedures to ensure that all the necessary documentation is maintained and that payroll contracts/pay rates are formally approved and maintained.
To ensure that necessary documentation is maintained for employees and their respective pay rates, TVCDC has implement a Personnel Action Form (PAF). This form is to be signed by the employee, the Director of Operations, Deputy Director/Executive Director, and Finance. A fully signed copy is provided to the Finance Department, and is then logged into a PAF Log and the appropriate changes are made in the accounting system (QuickBooks). The hard copy of the PAF is maintained in the employee?s Payroll file and Human Resource file. Employee time is approved via the online time management system (Stratus Time.) The Time & Effort form which was implemented in the latter part of 2019 is utilized for time & effort tracking as it pertains to funding source.
2018-003
Criteria The Corporation?s should be ensuring timely and proper grant reporting to meet grant requirements. Condition During our review of the Native American Language grant, we were unable to verify if the performance report was submitted timely and approved by a supervisor. It was also noted the 6/30/19 SF-425 report provided for review was submitted late. Cause Unable to verify if reporting to the granting agency was being done in accordance with grant guidelines. Effect The Corporation may not be in compliance with reporting requirements. Questioned Costs None Indication of Repeat Finding Repeat finding. See prior year finding 2018-005. Recommendation The Corporation should ensure that proper reporting and matching is being done for each federal grant.
Show full finding ▾Hide full finding ▴Criteria The Corporation?s should be ensuring timely and proper grant reporting to meet grant requirements. Condition During our review of the Native American Language grant, we were unable to verify if the performance report was submitted timely and approved by a supervisor. It was also noted the 6/30/19 SF-425 report provided for review was submitted late. Cause Unable to verify if reporting to the granting agency was being done in accordance with grant guidelines. Effect The Corporation may not be in compliance with reporting requirements. Questioned Costs None Indication of Repeat Finding Repeat finding. See prior year finding 2018-005. Recommendation The Corporation should ensure that proper reporting and matching is being done for each federal grant.
For the period of 2019 through 2020 the Thunder Valley Community Development Corporation Finance Department experienced high turnover, which impacted the processing times and consistency of related responsibilities. Since mid-2020, the Finance Department has established consistency within the Finance Department and is working diligently to become current with reporting requirement and to maintain compliance with timelines and the necessary reporting requirements. Grant management system (Flux) and calendar reminders are being utilized to remind the necessary parties about reporting deadlines, as well as discussing upcoming deadlines during monthly finance meetings. Additionally, a Grants Committee will be established and will create more formally documented processes.
2018-005
Criteria The Corporation?s should be ensuring timely and proper grant reporting to meet grant requirements. Condition During our review of the Native American Program, only one of the quarterly SF-425 reports was able to be located and no annual performance report was able to be provided. Cause Unable to verify if reporting to the granting agency was being done in accordance with grant guidelines. Effect The Corporation may not be in compliance with reporting requirements. Questioned Costs None Indication of Repeat Finding Repeat finding. See prior year findings 2018-005. Recommendation The Corporation should ensure that proper reporting and matching is being done for each federal grant.
Show full finding ▾Hide full finding ▴Criteria The Corporation?s should be ensuring timely and proper grant reporting to meet grant requirements. Condition During our review of the Native American Program, only one of the quarterly SF-425 reports was able to be located and no annual performance report was able to be provided. Cause Unable to verify if reporting to the granting agency was being done in accordance with grant guidelines. Effect The Corporation may not be in compliance with reporting requirements. Questioned Costs None Indication of Repeat Finding Repeat finding. See prior year findings 2018-005. Recommendation The Corporation should ensure that proper reporting and matching is being done for each federal grant.
For the period of 2019 through 2020 the Thunder Valley Community Development Corporation Finance Department experienced high turnover, which impacted the processing times and consistency of related responsibilities. Since mid-2020, the Finance Department has established consistency within the Finance Department and is working diligently to become current with reporting requirement and to maintain compliance with timelines and the necessary reporting requirements. Grant management system (Flux) and calendar reminders are being utilized to remind the necessary parties about reporting deadlines, as well as discussing upcoming deadlines during monthly finance meetings. Additionally, a Grants Committee will be established and will create more formally documented processes.
2018-005
Criteria The Corporation?s should be ensuring the grant matching requirements are being met. Condition During our review of the Native American Program, we were unable to determine if the matching requirement Native American Program grant of 20 percent was being met. Per review of the grant profit and loss statement of the total revenue of $568,027, the amount of revenue that was non-federal was $80,067. This non-federal portion makes up 14 percent of the total revenues, which is under the 20 percent requirement. Cause When looking at the profit and loss statement for the grant, the 20 percent match requirement does not appear to be monitored to ensure the proper amount of matching requirement is met. Effect The Corporation may not be in compliance with matching requirements. Questioned Costs None Indication of Repeat Finding This is a new finding in the current year. Recommendation The Corporation should ensure that grant matching requirements are being met for each federal grant.
Show full finding ▾Hide full finding ▴Criteria The Corporation?s should be ensuring the grant matching requirements are being met. Condition During our review of the Native American Program, we were unable to determine if the matching requirement Native American Program grant of 20 percent was being met. Per review of the grant profit and loss statement of the total revenue of $568,027, the amount of revenue that was non-federal was $80,067. This non-federal portion makes up 14 percent of the total revenues, which is under the 20 percent requirement. Cause When looking at the profit and loss statement for the grant, the 20 percent match requirement does not appear to be monitored to ensure the proper amount of matching requirement is met. Effect The Corporation may not be in compliance with matching requirements. Questioned Costs None Indication of Repeat Finding This is a new finding in the current year. Recommendation The Corporation should ensure that grant matching requirements are being met for each federal grant.
To ensure that grant matching requirements are met and tracked, the grant file will document the identified match within the grant file. Additionally, the accounting system (QB) shall identify in the Job name, and what a Job (fund source) is matched to ? i.e. 1500 (Fed Grant) will identify the Federal Award fund code, and 1500a ? match to 1500 shall identify the matching Job code.
FAC accepted this audit on October 25, 2020 — management decision was due April 25, 2021.
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