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Tallulah Falls audit finds 2024 cash-handling weakness still not fixed

A town auditor reports that one employee still handles all cash receipts start to finish, an internal-control weakness residents rely on to prevent funds from going unaccounted for.

By NEGA Brief NewsroomLast checked September 30, 2026
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June 30, 2025: Audit finding 2025-1: significant deficiency due to inadequate segregation of duties over cash receipts

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A 2025 audit of the Town of Tallulah Falls reports that a prior finding from 2024 on inadequate segregation of duties has not been corrected.

SourcesTallulah Falls Audits - Town of Tallulah Falls 2025 Audit - Town of Tallulah Falls, Georgia - Financial Audit as of June 30, 2025.pdf

The same audit lists a new, related finding for 2025: a significant deficiency because one individual is responsible for initiating, authorizing, recording, and processing cash receipt transactions for the town's various funds.

SourcesTallulah Falls Audits - Town of Tallulah Falls 2025 Audit - Town of Tallulah Falls, Georgia - Financial Audit as of June 30, 2025.pdf

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Status of prior year finding 2024-1, inadequate segregation of duties, not corrected

Response/Status: Not corrected. See current year financial audit 2025-1.

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Audit finding 2025-1: significant deficiency due to inadequate segregation of duties over cash receipts

one individual is responsible for the initiation, authorization, recording, and processing of cash receipt transactions for the various funds of the Town

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