External Audit Briefing
Audit Results - Management Response Briefing to Commission Audit Committee June 7, 2011 Port's Independent CPA Firm: Moss Adams, LLP Audit Focus: Financial Statements / CAFR Single Audit Federal grants regulatory compliance Passenger Facility Charge (PFC) Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) regulatory compliance Audit Results: May 3rd Audit Committee meeting $400 million current assets $5.5 billion net capital assets $3.3 billion long-term debt $470 million operating revenues $414 million operating & depr. expenses $40 million Federal grants/ARRA expenditures $59 million PFC revenues NOI: $217 million before depr. $56 million after depr. Independent auditor opinion clean, unqualified Full compliance - prescribed standards (GAAP) no findings Effective internal controls in place no findings No auditor letter of recommendations No audit adjustments to Port financial statements prepared by management Port CAFR issued timely, early Ultra-clean financial statement audit results Federal funds properly administered - no questioned costs Effective internal controls in place - no findings "Complied in all material respects with Federal grants regulatory requirements" One minor compliance finding Related to back-funding on a grant Procedural issue - to check contractors for EPLS debarment No debarred contractors identified by audit pre-2009 weakness - 2009 forward, Port in full compliance Future back-funding, EPLS checked for all contractors Federal funds properly administered - no questioned costs Effective internal controls in place - no findings Complied in all material respects with FAA regulatory requirements - no findings Fiscal Integrity Financial Transparency Public Accountability
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