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Rendering of Accounts and Financial Reconciliation

The duty to account answers a question that is simple to ask and hard to demonstrate: what was received, what was spent, with what supporting documentation, and what balance results for each party.

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In Summary
Examination and reconstruction of accounts, reconciliations, and receivables, payables and balances among partners, officers and other parties.

Context in which the problem arises

Anyone who manages resources belonging to others — managing partners, agents, estate administrators, grant administrators or commercial partners — must demonstrate how those funds moved, backed by documents. When the accounts are challenged, they must be reconstructed and reconciled.

When this analysis is needed

  • Actions to compel an accounting between partners and officers.
  • Accounts kept by agents, estate administrators and other managers.
  • Commercial relationships involving pass-through payments and retentions.
  • Agreements and partnerships involving public funds.

Questions typically analyzed

  • Expert examination of rendered accounts
  • Examination and reconstruction of accounts
  • Determination of revenue, expenses, costs and disbursements
  • Determination of receivables, payables and balances
  • Reconciliation of accounts and financial movements
  • Review of accounting documents and records
  • Analysis of receipts and payments
  • Rendering of accounts among partners, officers and related parties
  • Rendering of accounts in contractual and commercial relationships
  • Determination of amounts and obligations arising from the rendering of accounts

How SGEx Approaches This

SGEx organizes the accounts in statement form, reconciles each entry against bank statements and supporting documents, classifies unsupported items, and determines the final balance with a supporting calculation memorandum.

Steps in the SGEx methodology

Possible Work and Deliverables

The format is defined according to the case, the proceeding and the purpose of the work.

  • Statement of accounts
  • Expert report
  • Expert opinion
  • Supporting calculation memorandum
  • Technical challenge and clarifications

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