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Accounting policy matters relating to cemetery trustsPage content: Overview | Cemetery Annual Report Guidelines | GST and cemetery fees and charges | Download documentsOverviewPublic cemeteries throughout Victoria are managed by volunteer cemetery trusts. Currently 14 of the larger trusts are subject to a range of more rigorous reporting and accountability requirements under the Financial Management Act 1994 and the Audit Act 1994. To assist the larger trusts in meeting these reporting requirements, the Department of Health convened a working group, the Cemeteries Financial Policy Committee (CFPC) comprising representatives from a number of key government agencies and other stakeholders impacted by the identified issues. The CFPC aims to address a range of financial and reporting matters by developing policies for the industry and undertaking a range of work to assist trusts to meet their reporting requirements. The documents below relate to the accounting policies developed by the CFPC. Cemetery Annual Report GuidelinesThe Cemeteries Annual Report Guidelines 2008-09 have been prepared to assist trusts required to report under the Financial Management Act 1994(the Act) to meet the requirements of the Act, section 4.2 of the Standing Directions of the Minister for Finance under the Act and Financial Reporting Directions. The guidelines can be downloaded below. Information for trusts regarding GST and cemetery fees and chargesThe following Q&A sheet has been updated (7 August 09) to include further clarifications for trusts on the process for the removal of GST from cemetery fees and charges, and the process for providing or claiming refunds. In addition an attachment has been provided by the CCAV, this is designed to assist your trust to process BAS statements correctly to reflect these changes, and recoup GST amounts already remitted to the ATO.
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Cemetery annual reporting guidelines
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2 October, 2009
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