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Bank Branch Audit – Don’t Make This MOC Mistake | Biggest Confusion Explained

In Bank Branch Audits, one of the most common yet critical mistakes observed among professionals is related to the Memorandum of Changes (MOC).

This important concept has been clearly explained by CA Vivek Khurana Sir, highlighting a major confusion faced by many professionals:

???? Should provision be shown under liabilities in MOC?

While this may appear to be a simple presentation issue, an incorrect treatment can lead to serious errors in audit reporting, NPA classification, and provisioning accuracy.

Concept Explained (Based on CA Vivek Khurana Sir’s Explanation)

With practical clarity, the following key aspects are covered:

✔ Interest reversal treatment in bank audits
✔ Correct presentation of provision on NPAs
✔ Difference between Balance Sheet vs MOC treatment
✔ Common mistakes made by auditors
✔ Correct approach as per RBI norms and ICAI Guidance Note

This topic is extremely important for:

• Bank Branch Audit (2026)
• LFAR Reporting
• NPA Classification
• Audit Documentation

A proper understanding of MOC ensures accuracy, compliance, and helps avoid major reporting mistakes during audits.

Final Insight

Whether you are a CA student or a practicing Chartered Accountant, learning from experienced professionals like CA Vivek Khurana Sir can help you avoid critical mistakes and strengthen your audit approach.

 Click here to watch the complete explanation by CA Vivek Khurana Sir 
https://youtu.be/uhEFJpGmkSA?si=WYkFqHdo6dEf2SQx