BSBCNV614 — Apply principles of trust accounting

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45 assessable components: 5 elements (22 performance criteria), 4 performance evidence and 11 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 8 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.

Elements & performance criteria

1 Evaluate trust account compliance

1.1Identify, record and continuously update practice trust account requirements in line with relevant legislation and regulations
1.2Develop policies and procedures for trust account-keeping according to trust account requirements, key principles of accounting and financial management, and legislative requirements
1.3Identify and apply criteria for evaluating electronic or manual trust accounting systems and confirm compliance with trust account requirements

2 Establish and manage trust accounts

2.1Identify and access source documents for trust transactions according to legislative requirements and practice policies and procedures
2.2Produce documentation of trust records and transactions and confirm documentation is an accurate record of practice transactions on behalf of clients
2.3Confirm transactions are supported by required authorisation and documentation and according to legislative requirements and practice policies and procedures
2.4Record entries and transactions according to relevant trust account requirements, and provide to relevant stakeholder, where required
2.5Identify discrepancies in entries or documentation and confirm clarification or resolution
2.6Report discrepancies to relevant authorities, where required
2.7Check audit and security arrangements and confirm they provide adequate protection for client confidentiality and client funds held in trust

3 Manage and control trust accounts

3.1Authorise and manage disbursements between trust and office accounts according to legislative requirements and practice policies and procedures
3.2Make required arrangements with third parties and other professionals and confirm that practice trust accounts comply with legislative requirements
3.3Distribute practice trust administration policies and procedures to relevant staff according to practice and legislative requirements
3.4Facilitate continuous training for relevant practice staff according to legislative requirements and practice policies and procedures
3.5Develop and implement procedures for monitoring records and ensuring the security of trust account records

4 Monitor and review trust accounts

4.1Review documentation and other reporting requirements for compliance with legislative requirements
4.2Check and monitor trust account entries and transactions and confirm compliance with legislative requirements and practice policies and procedures
4.3Monitor trust account transactions and confirm authorisation is obtained prior to any disbursements

5 Authorise and verify trust accounts

5.1Verify periodic reconciliation in compliance with legislative requirements
5.2Prepare and discuss periodic financial reports with clients and identify issues, where required
5.3Maintain records for convenience and auditing
5.4Meet legislative audit requirements

Performance evidence

establish, administer and manage a trust in a practice on at least two occasions.
comply with statutory and legislative requirements for the operation of trust accounts
use standard accounting principles and financial management practices
follow practice policies and procedures.

Knowledge evidence

accounting and bookkeeping techniques for financial control
auditing and reporting requirements relevant to trust account operations
professional and ethical behaviour relevant to managing trust accounts
legislative and professional requirements relating to client security, privacy and confidentiality
features of commonly used IT and management systems, including trust account management software
trust account operations
practice policies and procedures relating to trust and office accounts
financial, privacy, disclosure and business legislation and regulations relating to trust accounts
security and ethical privacy procedures in relation to trust account operations
statutory standards on the operation, reporting and auditing requirements of a trust account
key processes required to monitor financial performance evaluation.

Foundation skills

Learning: Updates and builds own knowledge and personal competence in order to provide training and mentoring to others
Reading: Reviews and analyses financial information and data from a range of sources to check accuracy and completeness and to identify key aspects relevant to requirements
Writing: Records information and prepares documentation using clear and accurate language to convey and clarify explicit information and requirements
Oral Communication: Participates in verbal exchanges using active listening and questioning techniques to clarify information and confirm understandings with a range of personnel
Numeracy: Analyses and evaluates complex financial information and data against a range of criteria Performs mathematical calculations to complete tasks and to check accuracy and completeness of financial information
Self-management: Takes full responsibility for compliance with legislative and organisational requirements Maintains knowledge of legislative and practice requirements relevant to current role
Planning and organising: Plans, organises and implements processes to complete required tasks efficiently and in compliance with legislative and practice requirements
Technology: Uses the main features and functions of digital tools to complete work tasks and to access information

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