Treasurer’s report and accounts

The Derby Diocesan Association of Church Bellringers Income and Expenditure Account
Year ended 31 December 2008

Income 2008
  £ £
Subscriptions
  Current 5,790.00
  NRLM 20.00 5,810.00
Reports
  Sales 94.50
  Adverts 150.00 244.50
Other
  Bank Interest 182.59 182.59
Income from the Annual Dinner 1,455.82
Monies from the Southern District 54.50
Monies from the Central District 28.00
Monies from the AGM tea 32.39
Entry fees for the Worthington Cup 100.00
Monies from the Horsley Cup 52.00
     
Total Income   7,959.80
                             

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


  Expenditure   2008  
      £ £  
  Insurance  
    Members’ accident scheme 2008 371.70  
    Members’ accident scheme 2009 371.70  
    Public Liability 731.06  
    Trophies 74.42  
    Hand bells 39.27 1,588.15  
       
  Central Council of Church Bellringers  
    Library donation 25.00  
    Representative’s Expenses 168.60 193.60  
       
  Administration  
    Postages and Duplication 903.40  
    Meeting Rooms 45.00  
    Advertising (Ringing World) 173.10  
    Web Site 80.52  
    Bank charges Nil  
    Binding Reports for Archive 15.00 1,217.02  
       
  Printing Annual Report 650.00  
       
  BRF    
    Grant 1,000.00  
    Donations Nil 1,000.00  
       
  Other  
    Cost of the Annual Dinner 2008 1,355.82  
    Deposit for Annual Dinner 2009 100.00  
    Deposit for Annual Dinner 2010 100.00  
    Donations 20.00  
    Worthington Cup Expenses 40.00 1,615.82  
       
  Total Expenditure   6,264.59  
       
  Excess of Income over Expenditure 1,695.21    
Annual Dinner 2008    
     
  Received from Ticket Sales by Treasurer 1,455.82
     
  Paid by the Treasurer  
    Horsley Golf Club 1355.82
  Profit to the Association 100.00
   
  To Horsley Golf Club
    Cost of meals 1330.00
    Cost of Table Wine 125.82
    Less deposit paid (2007) (100.00) 1355.82

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

Worthington Cup

Received by the Treasurer 5 entries @ £20   £100.00
   
Cash from the Treasurer as a donation to Derby Cathedral £40.00
   
Profit to the Association   £ 60.00

Balance Sheet – at 31 December 2008

  Bank Cash Total
  £ £ £
       
Opening Balances 1 January 2008 7,883.77 -5.40 7,878.37
Income 2008 7,732.91 226.89 7,959.80

Expenditure 2008

6,122.56 142.03 6,264.59

Closing Balances 31 December 2008

9,494.12 79.46 9,573.58

     
Excess of Income over Expenditure 2008 £1,695.21    

The Bank Balance is held as £ 1,494.12 in the current account and £ 8,000.00 in Reserve

We have examined the Income and Expenditure Account and Balance Sheet, which are in accordance with the books, vouchers and information made available to us.

R.A. Meads and Irene Clarke – Independent Examiners


Treasurer’s Report for 2008

The Association Finances are in a robust state.  The eagle eyed will have noticed that there is a difference in the opening Bank balance to that shown as the closing balance for 2007.  This reflects the un-presented cheques in 2007 some of which have had to be reissued this year.

Again, there is no mention of the Horsley Cup this year as it was self-sufficient financially and the Treasurer was not involved in any of the dealings and the Treasurer received no accounts.  The sum of £52.00 received by the Treasurer for this event should not be interpreted as a “profit”.

You will see that there are two payments this year for the Member’s Accident Scheme.  The Insurers have removed their “15 days grace” so this year’s premium had to be paid before the 1st January 2008.  However, conversely, there is no Affiliation Fee to the Central Council as they claimed 2008 payment in 2007.

There has been clarification to the area of Cover of the Public Liability Insurance.  Please refer to “Insurance” elsewhere in this Annual Report.

There has been a considerable increase in the expenses of both the General Secretary and of those District Secretaries who claim.  I think this is largely due to postal costs and I feel that some thought should be given to this.  I have had discussions with the General Secretary in ways of reducing her costs and particularly the use of electronic duplication and distribution wherever possible.  Perhaps others would care to offer helpful suggestions when appropriate.
I have mentioned to your Committee the wisdom of putting on one side a sum each year, on deposit, so that we may have money available at the end of this decade for hosting the Central Council.  You will see that I have set aside a further £ 2,000.00 as this year’s contribution to this.

Graeme Hughes