10th
Croydon Scout Group
Treasurers Report for
the Year ending December 2021.
The details of our income and expenditure are shown in the
Group Accounts for 2021. The following summary has been extracted from the accounts:
-
£33,666.61 |
|
Total Expenditure |
£26,715.18 |
Income - Expenditure |
£6,951.43 |
This would appear to indicate
that we made a profit of £6,951.43.
However, we received grants of
£21,809.00 from
Croydon Council and the Scout Recovery Fund.
We also received a Jack
Petchey award of £250.00
We transferred
£15,096.00 of the grants to our Charity Deposit account so our net
income to our current account from the Grants was £6,713.00.
Adjusting the
Income/Expenditure to exclude the Grants/Jack Petchey Award and money
transferred to our Charity Deposit account would show the Income/Expenditure as
below: -
Total
Income |
£11,607.61 |
Total
Expenditure |
£11,619.18 |
Income
– Expenditure |
-
£11.57 |
So, without the grants we
would have made a small loss of £11.57.
Our main items of expenditure
are shown in the summary below. Our income from hall rental was reduced for the
periods when COVID-19 restrictions were in place.
In terms of expenditure, payments included: -
Capitation
Fees |
£1359.00 |
Money
Paid to Croydon District Scouts |
UNITY
Insurance |
£2059.99 |
For
members, hall, equipment etc. |
Gas/Electricity |
£817.38 |
British
Gas Business |
HQ
Maintenance |
£1379.56 |
Building
repairs, heating system etc. |
LBC
Business Rates |
£81.02 |
|
Total
(of items above) |
£5,696.95 |
|
£11,619.18 |
**From Group Accounts |
** Excluding the £15,096.00
transferred to our Charity Deposit account
The table above shows that the
Items listed above represent 49% of our
Total Expenditure.
It should also be noted that
we were not required to make any payments to Castle Water this year. Normally
this would be a significant expenditure.
Also, we only had to pay a considerably
reduced amount of Council Tax this year which usually is a significant
expenditure.
Normally the only main sources
of income that we have are from subs and money raised from hall rental.
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