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eFM-CM – Cooperative Management

General Instructions:

1. Please send your answers @ yashikajaise@gmail.com and


messenger (private messaging)

2. The filename of your answer is Name_ActivityNumber_Schedule

Example: Ugayliezel_Activity1_MWF8-9

Learning Tasks

1. Make a powerpoint presentation of the following topics


1.1 Responsibilities, Rights and Privileges of Cooperatives
1.2 Dissolution of Cooperatives
1.3 Capital, Property and Funds

Deadline: March 20, 2020

2. Discuss the following


2.1 Responsibilities, rights and privileges of cooperatives
2.2 Effects of the ramifications of the responsibilities and rights of a cooperative
2.3 Causes of dissolution
2.4 Situations that give rise to liquidation
2.5 Appropriate action for insolvency
2.6 Capital sources for a cooperative
2.7 Investment opportunities for cooperative
2.8 Safeguard the funds of cooperative

Deadline: March 23, 2020

3. Answer the following


3.1 Why should financial statements of the co-op be made permanent records and
thus archived?
Should the same rule apply to receipts and vouchers?
How about copies of executed contracts?
3.2 ABC Co-op filed its annual report 70 days after the end of its fiscal year. Two days
after the filing, the co-op received form the CDA a notice of hearing regarding a
petition for the cancellation of its certificate of registration. What do you think
will happen?
3.3 What is the value of certified true copies of the entries in the books or registers of
the cooperative?
3.4 If the cooperative moves to a new main office, what are the consequences of this
move?
3.5 Can a coop dispense with the making and distribution of its annual report? Why?
3.6 What is the evidentiary value of what is written in the books and registers of the
co-op? Explain.
3.7 Other than the fact that the requirement is a legal mandate, what reasons exist to
motivate a co-op to maintain its book of accounts?
3.8 How doable or implementable are the privileges extended to cooperatives?

Deadline: March 27, 2020

4. Answer the following


4.1 Distinguish dissolution where there are no creditors affected from one where
creditors are affected.
4.2 What is your comment on the following: All cases resulting in dissolution are also
proper cases for liquidation? Why? Show relationships if necessary.
4.3 What are the differences, if any, exists between judicial dissolution and CDA-
declared dissolution?
4.4 What is the difference between liquidation and winding up?
4.5 What benefits do cooperatives derive through dissolution?

Deadline: March 30, 2020

5. Answer the following


5.1 How can cooperative fully utilize its capital sources?
5.2 If the credit cooperative charges one percent on the unpaid balance, is it a good
strategy for it to borrow money from a bank or other sources of financing to
augment its loan portfolio for re-lending to members?
5.3 Who can be assignees of cooperatives share capital?
5.4 What should be the policy regarding co-op depository bank?
5.5 What is the best policy to adopt regarding loans or borrowing to be made by the
board of directors of cooperative?

Deadline: April 1, 2020

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