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Board signs assignment and assumption amendments as Moss Adams work shifts to Baker Tilly across county service districts
Summary
The board approved assignment and assumption amendments to existing audit agreements reflecting Moss Adams' combination with Baker Tilly; amendments were approved for the county and multiple service districts with no fiscal impact.
Klamath County commissioners on June 17 approved assignment and assumption amendments to audit agreements that transfer Moss Adams'held contracts to Baker Tilly US LLP following the firms' combination.
Officials said the amendments change the contracting party name and assign and assume the existing contract obligations. The board approved amendments for the county audit, the Drainage Service District, Extension Service District, Library Service District, Road Service District, the Klamath County pension plan audit, and the treasurer's investment pool audit. Staff said there is no fiscal impact from the amendments; the actions merely update contract records to reflect the new auditing entity.
Ending: The board approved the assignment and assumption amendments unanimously.
