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According to RA 9520, what is the limit for an external auditor to undertake the external audit of a cooperative?

  • 10 years without interruption
  • 20 years without interruption
  • 5 years without interruption (correct)
  • 15 years without interruption
  • What happens if an auditor exceeds the 5-year limit for auditing a cooperative?

  • The auditor is awarded a certificate of excellence
  • The audited financial statements are considered valid
  • Immediate renewal of accreditation
  • Non-renewal of accreditation for 3 years (correct)
  • What are the remedies for a member whose request to examine cooperative records was refused?

  • Action for damages and filing a complaint with the grievance committee (correct)
  • Action for damages and automatic refund of share capital contribution
  • Action for damages and immediate resignation from the cooperative
  • Action for damages and request for a new auditor
  • What is the rule regarding the tax exemption of cooperatives?

    <p>Cooperatives are exempted from all national and local taxes</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the process for voluntary termination of membership in a cooperative?

    <p>A member may voluntarily terminate their membership upon written request</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What happens to a member's share capital contribution upon termination of membership?

    <p>The share capital contribution is subject to approval by the board of directors</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the role of the Appeal and Grievance Committee?

    <p>To handle disputes and grievances of the members</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What happens if an auditor makes a statement in good faith in connection with a matter they are authorized to do pursuant to RA 9520?

    <p>The auditor is not liable for defamation</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the process for a member to examine cooperative records?

    <p>A member may examine cooperative records during reasonable hours on business days</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the procedure for a member to obtain a copy of excerpts from cooperative records?

    <p>A member may obtain a copy of excerpts without charge</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Cooperative Financial Obligations

    • Upon payment, if assets are greater than liabilities, cooperatives must pay the full rate of:
      • Income tax on allocated interest on capital
      • Value-added tax
      • All other taxes, unless otherwise provided
    • Cooperatives are exempt from paying local taxes and taxes on transactions with banks and insurance companies, except for sales or services rendered to non-members, which are subject to applicable percentage taxes

    Donations and Tax Deductions

    • Donations to charitable, research, and educational institutions, as well as reinvestment in socioeconomic projects within the cooperative's area of operation, may be tax deductible

    Privileges of Cooperatives

    • Cooperatives can deposit sealed cash boxes or containers, documents, or valuable papers in government offices' safes for free
    • Government employee cooperatives can use available space in their agency for free
    • Cooperatives providing special services (e.g., cold storage, electricity) can secure a franchise and open membership to qualified persons in their area
    • Cooperatives have preferential rights to supply government institutions with agricultural products
    • Cooperatives receive preferential treatment in the allocation of fertilizers, seeds, and other agricultural inputs
    • Cooperatives receive preferential and equitable treatment in the allocation or control of commercial shipping vessels
    • Cooperatives have preferential rights in managing public markets and leasing public market facilities

    Non-Liability for Defamations

    • Auditors are not liable for defamation based on acts or statements made in good faith while performing their duties

    Limitation on Auditors

    • External auditors can audit a cooperative for a maximum of 5 consecutive years
    • After a 2-year gap, the auditor can be allowed to audit the same client again
    • If the auditor exceeds the 5-year limit, they will not be eligible for accreditation renewal for 3 years, and the audited financial statements will not be considered valid compliance

    Members' Right to Examine

    • Members have the right to examine cooperative records during reasonable hours on business days
    • Members can demand a copy of excerpts from the records without charge, except for the cost of production

    Remedies for Refusal to Examine

    • Members can take action for damages if an officer refuses to allow them to examine the records

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    Test your knowledge on taxation rules for cooperatives, including income tax, value-added tax, and other taxes. Explore exemptions related to accumulated reserves and undivided net savings.

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