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Income & Expenditure Account for year ended 30th November 1999

Notes

1999

1999

1998

1998

1997

1997

Income

£

£

£

£

£

£

Entry fees

1 3,450

3,312

4,470

Subscriptions

2,694

1,749

1,715

Deposit Int

359

861

8

6,503

5,922

6,193

Expenditure

Newsletter 2,861

2872

3,690

Post Printing & Stationery

1,384

1,826

2,485

Cost  annual Dinner

2 391

905

751

Cost of Dorset Dinner and Choral Day

0

135

0

Depreciation

54

445

445

Accountancy costs

118

288

411

Donations and sponsorship

3 450

800

0

Sundry expenses

4 268

337

229

5,526

7,606

8,011

Income/Deficit  
before tax

977

-1,684

-1,818

Tax

5

Provision for current year

71

178

2

Prior year provision utilised

-178

-113

0

Paid during year 

178

316

0

Total tax charge 

71

381

2

Income/Deficit after tax

906

-2065

-1,820

Balance Sheet as at  30th November 1999

Surplus A/C

Brought fwd 

9,343

8,962

10,782

(Deficit) for the year

71

-2,065

-1,820

9,414

6,897

-8,962

Represented by

Fixed Assets

Computer

6 1,784

1,784

1,784

Less: Depreciation

1,784

-1,730

-1,285

0

54

499

Current Assets

Stock of ties

0

0

14

Sundry debtors

7

0

3,337

4,470

Cash at bank

0

10,002

11,918

13,339 16,402

Current Liabilities

Sundry creditors

8

2,970

6,318

7,826

Deferred Income 9

0

Tax reserve

0

178

113

-6,496 -7,939

-2,970

6,897 8,962

Notes To Accounts

1. Information on entry fees awaited from the school.  Income based on lit of leavers obtained from school.

2. Cost of annual dinner is the net effect of costs of £2,087 against which receipts of £1,696 were recovered from those attending.

3. Donations and sponsorship include payments of £100 towards the Commemorative Rose Garden, £200 to the Cormorants, £150 to the OC Golf day. These payments were made to raise the profile of the OC Society with OC's and current pupils.

4. Sundry Expenses include: OC Tankard £51,AROPS subscription £18, Wreaths £40, Expenses £220

5. Tax on bank interest only, income of the society from other sources is currently netted against loss relief carried forward.

6. No further capital expenditure has been incurred by the society.  charges for private assets used used by the society are included in the sundry expenditure figure (within expenses).

7. Debtors mainly represent entry fees due from the school.  Also include subscriptions banked late and accrued bank interest.

8. Includes accruals at the year end and two old amounts due (write off next year when exceed 6 years in age)

9. Deferred Income represents amounts received from the school for OC subs.  Change in procedure, the school now pay all amounts collected from the pupils to the society and any claims for reimbursement will come directly to the society.

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