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Fraud Prevention/ Student Activity Account Best Practices
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F ra ud Pre ve ntion Stude nt Ac tivitie s Cre dit Ca rds
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Fraud Prevention/ Student Activity Account Best Practices November - - PDF document
11/12/2019 Fraud Prevention/ Student Activity Account Best Practices November 6, 2019 Ag e nda F ra ud Pre ve ntion Stude nt Ac tivitie s Cre dit Ca rds 2 3 1 11/12/2019 Cr e sse ys F r aud T r iangle Ne e d F r aud T r
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F r aud T r iangle Ne e d Oppor tunity Rationalize
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Wa rning Sig ns / Re d F la g s
Annoye d by re asonable que stions Provide s unre asonable re sponse s E xc e ssive borrowing from c o- worke rs Nonre sponsive & de laying tac tic s Bragging on purc hase s / life style R e fuse time - off / promotions
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Warning Sig ns / Re d F lags
We ak inte r nal c ontr
Unsuppor te d tr ansac tions / jour nal e ntr ie s / adjustme nts Une xpe c te d
dr afts / de c line s in c ash balanc e s Photoc opie d
missing doc ume nts T hings not making busine ss or c ommon se nse
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Payroll
mplo ye e fra udule ntly g e ne ra te s o ve rc o mpe nsa tio n o n his/ he r b e ha lf.
a lsifie d ho urs a nd sa la ry
Che c k T ampe ring
mplo ye e pre pa re s a fra udule nt c he c k fo r his/ he r o wn b e ne fit;
mplo ye e inte rc e pts a c he c k inte nde d fo r a third-pa rty a nd c o nve rts the c he c k
E xpe nse Re imburse me nt
ic titio us e xpe nse re imb urse me nts;
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Cash Re giste r
nte rs re fund o r vo ids sa le to c o ve r up the ft.
Billing
se me nt fr aud.
ra udste r pro vide s fa lse suppo rt;
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ra ud Pre ve ntio n Pro g ram
F ra ud Pre ve ntion
3. T e c hniq ue s
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Appropria te E thic a l T ra ining On-g oing Risk Asse ssme nt Prog ra m Writte n Polic ie s & Proc e dure s Inte rna l Controls Se g re g a tion of Dutie s a nd Re c onc ilia tion F air & Ba la nc e d Disc ipline Audit Committe e
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Do you ha ve a n e thic s polic y?
Is it c o mmunic a te d?
Do you ha ve inte rna l c ontrols?
Are the y e nfo rc e d?
Do you ha ve a n a udit c ommitte e ?
Do e s it rare ly me e t? Do the y pass o n tips re c e ive d?
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Attitude T he Importa nc e
xe rc ising Profe ssiona l SKE PT ICISM T rust but Ve rify!
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Se g re g a tion of Dutie s
a sse t c usto dy func tio n sho uld b e se pa ra te d a mo ng e mplo ye e s
Re c onc ilia tion
hink a b o ut yo ur o wn c he c kb o o k - c o mpa ring b a nk sta te me nts with re g iste r
Ove rsig ht
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Authority Administr ation Polic y De ve lopme nt
und Raising Po lic ie s
unds
Ma na g e me nt of Stude nt Ac tivity Prog ra ms
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ORC § 3315.062 pe r mits a boar d of e duc ation to e xpe nd funds for stude nt ac tivity pr
his se c tions state s:
he Bo ard o f E duc atio n o f any sc ho o l distric t may e xpe nd mo nie s fro m its g e ne ral re ve nue fund fo r the o pe ratio n o f suc h stude nt ac tivity pro g rams inc lude d in the pro g ram o f e ac h sc ho o l distric t as autho rize d by the its bo ard o f e duc atio n. Suc h e xpe nditure s sha ll no t e xc e e d five -te nths o f o ne pe rc e nt o f the bo ard’ s annual o pe rating budg e t.
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ORC § 3315.062 furthe r sta te s:
f mo re tha n $50 a ye a r is re c e ive d thro ug h a stude nt a c tivity pro gra m, the mo nie s fro m suc h a pro g ra m sha ll b e pa id into a n a c tivity fund e sta blishe d by the bo a rd o f e duc a tio n.
he Bo ard o f E duc atio n shall a do pt re g ula tio ns g o ve rning the e sta b lishme nt a nd ma inte na nc e
to se pa ra te a nd ve rify suc h tra nsa c tio ns a nd to sho w the so urc e fro m whic h the fund re ve nue is re c e ive d, the amo unt c o lle c te d fro m e a c h so urc e , a nd the a mo unt e xpe nde d fo r e a c h so urc e . E xpe nditure s fro m the fund shall b e subje c t to the appro val o f the bo ard.
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minute s, rule s, re g ula tio ns, a nd po lic ie s to g o ve rn the e sta b lishme nt and
stude nt ac tivity funds (F unds 200 a nd 300), a utho riza tio n o f re la te d o rg a niza tio ns, a s we ll a s the pa rtic ipa tio n o f stude nts and sc ho o l distric t e mplo ye e s in fund ra ising pro g ra ms
the se re la te d
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fo r e nfo rc e me nt
ac c o unting pro c e dure s a nd inte rna l c o ntro l pro c e dure s
c usto dy o f stude nt a c tivity funds.
he c usto dia n must de po sit mo nie s, with the tre a sure r
pro pe rly de sig na te d de po sito ry, in a c c o rda nc e with distric t po lic ie s a nd ORC § 9.38.
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a nnua l budg e ts and purpo se c lause s
the ac tivity g ro up
inc luding pre paratio n o f fund raising po te ntials, pro o fs o f c ash, and o the r appro priate do c ume ntatio n
pro pe r administrative autho rity
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Ge ne r al Stude nt and Distr ic t Manage d Polic ie s
g o ve rns the ma nag e me nt a nd c o ntro l o f all stude nt manag e d stude nt a c tivity pro g ra ms.
g o ve rns the ma nag e me nt a nd c o ntro l o f all distric t ma na g e d stude nt a c tivity pro g ra ms.
fo r e a c h a re inc lude d in a ma nua l o n the AOSinte rne t pa g e .
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he appro priate administrative pe rso nne l, a s a utho rize d by the bo a rd o f e duc a tio n sho uld de ve lo p a dministra tive g uide line s and o r an administrative handb o o k that addre sse s spe c ific rule s, re g ula tio ns, g uide line s, and pro c e dure s to b e fo llo we d in the ma na g e me nt a nd day-to -day o pe ratio ns o f stude nt and distric t manag e d ac tivitie s.
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ac h sc ho o l distric t sho uld ado pt a po lic y g o ve rning the dispo sitio n o f funds re maining afte r a spe c ific stude nt ac tivity g ro up is disso lve d.
autho rize d e xpe nditure s, do natio n o f re maining funds to ano the r stude nt ac tivity pro g ram, o r transfe r o f funds in ac c o rdanc e with le g al re quire me nts.
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und 200
nc lude s tho se stude nt a c tivitie s whic h c o nsist
a stude nt b o dy, stude nt pre side nt, stude nt vic e - pre side nt, stude nt tre asure r, a nd fac ulty a dviso r.
he purpo se sho uld b e to pro mo te the g e ne ral we lfare , e duc a tio n, a nd mo rale
the stude nts a nd to financ e the no rma l, le g itima te c o -c urric ula r a c tivitie s
Stude nt Manage d Stude nt Ac tivity Pr
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und 300
a lso inc lude the band, c he e rle a de rs, flag c o rps, a nd o the rsimila rtype s o f a c tivitie s.
he purpo se o f the pro g rams sho uld b e to pro mo te pa rtic ipa tio n in tho se ac tivitie s a sso c ia te d with the pro g ra ms. T his po lic y state me nt sho uld c re a te the pa ra me te rs within whic h a ll o f the se a c tivity pro g ra ms c a n a c hie ve this purpo se a nd
e ffe c tive ly.
Distr ic t Manage d Stude nt Ac tivity Pr
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he sc ho o l distric t is also no w re q uire d to inc lude a ll a c tivitie s re la te d to F und 200 in the irfo rmal b udg e tary pro c e ss.
ffe c tive F isc al Ye ar E nding 6/ 30/ 20
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Ne e d Mor e Info?
Ac tivity Pro g ra ms – http:/ / www.o hio a udito r.g o v/ public a tio ns/ g uide line s_stude nt_pro g rams.pdf
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E nac ts base line c ontr
e s r e gar ding c r e dit c ar ds for all gove r nme ntal e ntitie s thr
Ohio E liminate s the use of de bit c ar ds by gove r nme ntal e ntitie s Pr
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c r e dit c ar d polic ie s and pr
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By F e br uar y 2, 2019 e ac h e ntity must adopt a wr itte n polic y for the use of c re dit c ard ac c ounts If your e ntity c urr e ntly doe s not use c r e dit c ards, you must adopt a polic y prior to using
a c r e dit c ard ac c ount
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What must e ac h polic y inc lude ?
T he offic e r s or positions a uthor ize d to use a c r e dit c a r d T he type s of e xpe nse s for whic h a c r e dit c a r d ma y be use d T he pr
e for a c quisition, use , a nd ma nag e me nt of a c r e dit c a r d a c c ount a nd pr e se nta tion instr ume nts r e la te d to the a c c ount suc h a s c a r ds a nd c he c ks
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T he pr
e for submitting ite mize d r e c e ipts to the tre asure r or c hie f fisc al offic e r, or the ir de signe e T he proc e dur e for c ar d issuanc e , re issuanc e , c anc e llation, and the proc e ss for re porting lost or stole n c ards T he e ntity’s c re dit c ard ac c ount(s) maximum limit(s) T he ac tions or omissions by an authorize d use r whic h would qualify as misuse of a c re dit c ard
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How doe s the HB de fine a c r e dit c ar d?
A bank, financ ial institution, or fina nc ia l de pository- issue d c ar d A stor e -issue d c r e dit c ar d (L
An affinity c r e dit c ar d (Online r e taile r s like Amazon, e Bay) Any ‘de bit’ or gift c ar d whic h is tie d to gr ant mone y Any othe r c ar d whic h allows the use r to pur c hase an ite m on c r e dit
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A pr
e me nt c ar d, a.k.a. P-Car d Gasoline or te le phone c ar d Any othe r c ar d whe r e me r c hant c ate g or y c ode s ar e in plac e as a syste m of c ontr
e dit c ar d ac c ount
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XYZ City School District John Doe
Each credit card will now be required to at least have the name of the entity on the credit card. This could be in addition to the authorized user’s name being listed on the card.
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Prohibits the use of a debit card except for law enforcement purposes and debit/gift cards which are tied to grant moneys.
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Whe n the tr e a sur e r ha s c ustody a nd c ontr
the c r e dit c a r ds and sig ns the m
use r s a s tr a nsa c tions a r e ne e de d E a c h tr e a sur e r should a sse ss a n a ppr
ia te a mount
e dit c a r d to be sig ne d out. T he syste m should not be a buse d to c ur ta il the ne c e ssa r y c ontr
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Whe n the tr e asur e r or c hie f fisc al offic e r doe s not r e tain c ustody and c ontr
the ac c ount and r e late d c r e dit c ar ds and c he c ks. F
ic t, the boa r d appoints a c omplianc e offic e r in this instanc e , who may be an e xisting me mbe r of the staff. T he only r e str ic tions a r e that the c omplianc e offic e r ma y not use or author ize anyone e lse to use a c r e dit c ar d, and the tr e asur e r is not e ligible to be the c omplianc e offic e r . T he Supe r inte nde nt is able to use a c r e dit c ar d if the y a r e a ppointe d the c omplianc e offic e r , and an author ize d use r, but the y will be r e quir e d to have the ir c r e dit c ard tr ansac tion de tail r e vie we d and a ppr
with the tr e a sur e r or the ir de signe e , who shall sig n a n a tte sta tion sta ting the y ha ve r e vie we d the tr ansa c tion de ta il.
46 E ve r y 6 months the Complianc e Offic e r must r e vie w # of c ar ds & ac c ounts issue d # of a c tive c ar ds & ac c ounts issue d Car d and ac c ount e xp. date s Ca r d & ac c ount c r e dit limits
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Cr e dit c ar d re war ds ar e an e ffe c tive way to he lp r e duc e your monthly bill. T he ne w law pr
e asur e r or c hie f fisc al
e por t de tailing all r e war ds r e c e ive d by the e ntity as a r e sult of its c r e dit c ar d use . T he law was wr itte n broadly so e ac h e ntity c an be as gr anular with the ir data as the y would like .
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The use of any card or account for expenses beyond those which are authorized by the board, constitute misuse of a credit card. A violation of such starts at a 1st degree misdemeanor, and can rise to a felony under Rev. Code Section 2913.21.
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