Collection: Financial Reporting and Prudential Compliance
Compliance is a major part of being an Aged Care Provider. Make sure you're fully aware of your obligations.
Course Overview
Aged Care Financial reporting (ACFR) has two key components being the General Purpose Financial Report (GPFR) and the Annual Prudential Compliance Statement (APCS). These items have a complex framework that providers must adhere to meet their reporting obligations on an annual basis.
This program discusses the reporting obligations and governance requirements of meeting and complying with these obligations on an annual basis. The program is imperative for aged care business managers and accounting staff to ensure they understand, adhere to and meet their compliance obligations on an ongoing basis.
Please Note: This program assumes the knowledge in the RESI101 program created and facilitated by Dimarcorp Academy.
What you’ll Receive
- 3 Hour Course
- Workbook and Handouts
- Participation eCertificate
- Post Course Support
Pricing
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Online
$299 + GST (Per Person)
Offers
Register to attend both Resident and Accommodation Payment Fundaments and Financial Reporting and Prudential Compliance and get both courses for just $498! That's a saving of $100!
Book 5 or more people to attend this course and save $50 per person!
* Offers automatically applied at checkout, participants can attend different dates of the same course. Offers cannot be combined.
Key Topics Covered
- Compliance requirements for managing entry contributions, bonds and RAD/RACs
- Understanding and complying with the four Prudential Compliance Standards, liquidity, records, governance and disclosure standards
- Why the resident agreement and key document in complying with the disclosure standard
- Accurate reporting of drawdowns against the RAD/RAC such as DAP, extra service fees and other fees and how this varies the DAP payable
- Complying with permitted uses of RADs/bond funds
- Allocating responsibilities to Key Personnel under the Prudential Compliance framework
- Ensuing that your governance system has mechanisms in it for detecting, recording and addressing non-compliance
- Overview of investment management strategies (IMS) and liquidity management strategies (LMS)
- Key requirements of a RAD/RAC (Bond) Register
- Accounting for RAD/RAC (Bonds) as well as RAD/RAC receivables
- Completing the Annual Prudential Compliance Statement (APCS)
- Reporting requirements for complex refunds and ensuring compliance with mandated timelines
- Information on why variations of resident agreements are important to maintain with changes in DAC or room changes
- Interest (MPIR/BIR) that is payable on refunds
Who Is This Course Ideal For?
This program has been designed to enhance the financial acumen of staff involved in ensuring compliance with the Aged Care Prudential Compliance standards, including Finance Staff, Administration Staff and Internal/External Auditing staff.
This program will also provide a valuable insight into the aged care revenue streams for Board Members, Executive Team members and Facility Managers.