This document was released by Oregon Secretary of State and contains official instructions for Report in Lieu of Audit . The up-to-date fillable form is available for download through this link.
Q: What is a Report in Lieu of Audit?
A: A Report in Lieu of Audit is a financial statement prepared by an independent accountant that replaces a full audit.
Q: When is a Report in Lieu of Audit required in Oregon?
A: A Report in Lieu of Audit is required for certain organizations in Oregon that receive public funds and have annual revenues below a certain threshold.
Q: Who can prepare a Report in Lieu of Audit?
A: A Report in Lieu of Audit must be prepared by an independent accountant who meets certain qualifications.
Q: What information is included in a Report in Lieu of Audit?
A: A Report in Lieu of Audit includes financial statements, notes to the financial statements, and a summary of accounting policies and procedures.
Q: Can a Report in Lieu of Audit be used for tax purposes?
A: A Report in Lieu of Audit is generally not acceptable for tax purposes. Separate tax returns may need to be filed.
Q: Are there penalties for not submitting a Report in Lieu of Audit when required?
A: Yes, there are penalties for failing to submit a Report in Lieu of Audit when required.
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