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|||||Notes|Unrestricted|Designated|Restricted|Total|Funds|Funds|||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|Income|||||Funds|Funds|Funds|2022|||2021||
||||||6|6|8||8||6||
|Donations|||||||||||||
|Investment||||2||||||96||328|
|Incoming Resources<br>from Charitable||||Activriies|||||||||
|Charitable<br>activities|||||203,363||1,015,179||1,218,542||1,042,576||
|Other trading<br>activities||||3|342,527|||||342,527||270,782|
|Total Income|||||545,986||1 015179||I|561,185|1,313686||
|Expenditure|||||||||||||
|Charitable<br>activities||||4,11|772,633||926,142||1,698,775||1,436,094||
|Total Expenditure||||6|772,633||g26 142||1,698,775||1|436,094|
|Gains/(losses)<br>on investments|||||||||||||
|Net Income I(expenditure)|||||(228,847)||89,037||(137,610)||(122,408)||
|Transfers<br>between|funds|||11,12|41 895|34256|7639||||||
|Other recognised|gains I(losses)||||||||||||
|Remeasurement<br>gain/(loss|||on||||||||||
|defined<br>benefit pension||plan|||1,015,000||||1,015,000||(535,000)||
|Net movement<br>in funds|||||746,458|34,256|96,678|||877,390||(657,408)|
|Balances brought|forward||at||||||||||
|1 April 2021|||||371,411|205,744|87,149|||664,304|1,321,712||
|Balances carried forward|||at||||||||||
|31 March 2022|||||1,117,869|240,000|183,825||1|541,694||664,304|








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|Cash<br>flows<br>from|operating|operating|||
|---|---|---|---|---|
|activities|||2022|2021|
||||E|6|
|Net movement<br>in funds|||(137,610)|(122,408)|
|Adjustments<br>for.|||||
|Depreciation<br>of tangible fixed assets|||37,847|36,372|
|Purchase offixed assets|||(5,000)||
|Other Interest receivable <br>income|snd similar||(96)|(328)|
|Defined benefit costs|||247,000|Ies,ooo|
|Changesin:|||||
|Trade and other debtors|||(314,858)|83,753|
|Trade and other creditors|||295,222|(58,362)|
|Cash generated<br>from operations|||122,705|87,027|
|Interest received||||328|
|Net cash from operating|activities||12 801|87,355|
|Net Increase/(decrease)<br>and cash equivalents|In|cash|122,801|87,355|
|Cash and cash equivalents<br>beginning<br>ofyear||at|seg,e97|772,342|
|Cash and cash equivalents<br>ofveer||at end|982,498|859,697|
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|CROYDON VOLUNTARY ACTION||||||||||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL<br>STATEMENTS||||||||||||||||||
|FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2022||||||||||||||||||
|1. ACCOUNTING<br>POLICIES||||||||||||||||||
|a) General Information<br>and baste ofpreparation||||||||||||||||||
|Ths charity ls a private company<br>limited<br>by guarantee,<br>registemd<br>in England<br>and Wales||and|a registered||charity<br>in Engfand||||||and Wales||||The|address of||
|the registered<br>office is82 London Road, Croydon,<br>Surrey,<br>CRO 2TB The financial statements|||have been||prepared|||on a going||||consem|||basis under the|||
|historical cost convention,<br>modified to include|certain items at fair value.|||||||||||||||||
|The financial<br>statemerlts<br>have been prepared|in accordance<br>with Accounting<br>and Reporting<br>by Charities.|||Statemsnl||||ofRecommended||||||Practice applicable||||
|to charities pmparing<br>their accounts<br>in accordance<br>with the Financial<br>Reporiing<br>Standard||applicable<br>in the UK|||||and Republic||||of|ireland (FRS||||102)effective||
|I January 2015 —(Charities SORP FRS102),the Financial<br>Reporting<br>Standard<br>applicable<br>in|||the United|Kingdom<br>and|||||Republic|||of Ireland (FRS 102),the||||||
|Charities<br>Am 2011,the Companies<br>Act 2006.||||||||||||||||||
|The charity constitutes a public benefi entity.||||||||||||||||||
|Ths financial<br>statements<br>have been prepared|on the historical cost basis, as modified<br>by the||revaluafron|of||certain financial|||||assets and||||liabilities and|||
|investments<br>measured<br>at fair value thmugh<br>income or expenditure.||||||||||||||||||
|The financial statements<br>are prepared<br>in sterling,<br>which is the functional<br>currency ofthe||entity|and rounded|||to|the nearest 2|||||||||||
|Going concern||||||||||||||||||
|There are no matenal<br>uncertainties<br>regarding|the ability ofthe charity to continue.<br>The trustees therefore||||continua to||||adopt||the|going||concern|||basis in|
|preparing<br>the financial statements.||||||||||||||||||
|0) Fixed assets||||||||||||||||||
|Fixed assets are recorded at cost Any item under 22,500 is expensed tothe SOFA the year|||in which<br>it is||purchased.|||||||||||||
|c) lfepreclstlon||||||||||||||||||
|Depreciation<br>is pmvided<br>on sg tangible<br>fixed|assets, otlter than freehold<br>land, at rates calculated towrite|||down the cost or valuation,||||||||||less estimated||||
|residual<br>value, ofafi tangible fixed assets evenly aver their expected<br>useful economic fives as follows:||||||||||||||||||
|Computer<br>equipment|.3years|||||||||||||||||
|Equipment|-Between 3and 10years|||||||||||||||||
|Leasehold<br>land and buildings||||||||||||||||||
|and improvements<br>fess than 50 years)|-Over the lease term|||||||||||||||||
|Freehold properly<br>and leases over 50years|-50years|||||||||||||||||
|d) Investmsnts||||||||||||||||||
|Investments<br>held as fixed assets are slated at their fair value.<br>Any gsirr/(loss)<br>forthe||period istakerr to|||the||Statement of||||Financial|||Activities|||as|
|unrealised<br>gainsl(losses).||||||||||||||||||
|e) Resources Expended||||||||||||||||||
|Expenditure<br>is recognised<br>on arl accruals|basis as a liability is incuned.<br>Expenditure|includes any VAT|||which cannot bs|||||fully||recovered,<br>and is||||||
|classified<br>under headings ofthe statement|ofhnancial<br>activities to which<br>it relates:|||||||||||||||||
|expenditure<br>on charitable<br>activities includes sf costs incurred<br>by a charity<br>in undertaking|||activities that|||further its|||charitable|||aims||forthe||benefit of its||
|beneficiaries,<br>including<br>those support costs and costs relating to the governance<br>ofthe charity<br>apportioned|||||||to charitable|||activities.||||||||
|~other expenditure<br>Includes afi expenditure|that is rwither related to raising funds for|the charity nor part||||of|its expenditure||||on charitable<br>activities.|||||||
|Afi costs are allocated to expenditure<br>categories reflecting the use ofthe resource. Direct|||costs attributable||||to a|sfngle activity are allocated|||||||||directly to|
|that activity. Shared costs are apportioned|between the activities they contribute to on a reasonable,<br>justifiable<br>and consistent basis.|||||||||||||||||
|I) Incoming Resources||||||||||||||||||
|All incoming<br>resources are included<br>rn the statement<br>offinancial activities when entitlement<br>has passed||||to the|||chartty:<br>it is|||pmbsbls|||that the|||economic||
|benetlts associated<br>with the transaction<br>will flow to the charity and the amount<br>can be refiably|||measured|The|||fofiowing spedfic|||||polbies|||are|applied to||
|parbcul sr categories ofincome:||||||||||||||||||
|~ income from donatrons orgrants is recognised<br>when there is evidence ofentitlement<br>to the|||gilt, receipt|is probable|||||and its||amount||can be measured|||||
|reliably||||||||||||||||||
|~ legacy income is recognised<br>when receipt is probable<br>and entitlement<br>is estabfishsd.||||||||||||||||||
|~ inconte from donated goods is measured<br>at|the fair value ofthe goods unless this Is impractical<br>to measure||||||reliably,||in which|||case|the value||||is derived|
|from the cast tothe donor orthe estimated<br>resale value<br>Donated facilities and services||are recognised||in|the||accounts when received||||||||ifthe|value can be||
|reliably measured<br>No amounts sre included|for the contribution<br>ofgeneral volunteers.|||||||||||||||||
|income from contracts forthe supply ofservices Is recognised<br>with the delivwy ofthe contracted service|||||This is classified||||||as unrestricted|||||funds unless||
|there is a contractual<br>requirement<br>for itto ba|spent on a particular<br>purpose<br>and returned|ifunspent,<br>in which||||case it||may be|||regarded|||as restricted.||||
|g) Debtors and creditors||||||||||||||||||
|Trade and other debtom ars recognised at the settlemsnt<br>amount due after and trade discounts.|||Prspayments|||are valued at||||the amount prepaid|||||||net ofany|
|discourrts,||||||||||||||||||
|Creditors<br>and provisions are recognised where|the charity has a present obligation<br>rewrifing<br>from a past event|||||tlwt wtg|||probably<br>result||||in the transfer offunds|||||
|to a third party and the amount to settle the obltgatlon|can be measured<br>orestimated<br>reliably.|||||||||||||||||
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|7. TANGIBLE FIXED|ASSETS||||Freehold|Leasehold|Furniture<br>&|||
||||||Property|Property|Equipment|Total||
||||||E|E|6|8||
|Cost orvaluation||||||||||
|At I April 2021|||||268,148|1.63D,514|257,968||2,156,630|
|Additions|||||||5 DDD||5000|
|At31 March 2022|||||268.148|I 630514|262,968||2,161,630|
|Accumulated<br>depreciation||||||||||
|At I Aprif 2021|||||105,682|454,007|251,401||811,290|
|Provided<br>durinq ths year|||||4604|31756|1 487||37847|
|At 31 March 2022|||||110486|485763|252,888||849137|
|Net book values||||||||||
|At 31 March 2022|||||157.662|I 144751|ID,QSQ||I312,493|
|At 1 Apr0 2021|||||162,266|1 176507|6,567||I 345 340|
|8.DEBTORS||||||2022|2021|||
|||||||E||||
|Other debtors and accrued income||||||377,275|7D,457|||
|Bad Debt Provision||||||(4,424)|(4,424)|||
|Prepayments||||||11758|3,918|||
|||||||384609|69951|||
|9.CREDITORS<br>~Amounts||falling due||||2022|2021|||
|within one year||||||E|E|||
|Other creditors and accruafs||||||134,813|72,667|||
|Other taxes and social|securhy||costs|||7,542|4,337|||
|Monies held for third parties||||||14,540|14,540|||
|Deferred income||||||245 011|15140|||
|||||||401,906|1D6664|||
|AD deferred<br>income is released|||fn the following|year.||||||
|10.PROVIStONS FOR|LIABILITIES ANO|||||||||
|CHARGES||||||2022|2021|||
|||||||8|6|||
|Desned bene6t pension|liability|||||||||
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|The total cost recogni|sed|in th|e peri|od wa|s as follows:|||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|||||||2022|2021|
|||||||6000|5000|
|Current service cost||||||(215)|(149)|
|Past service cost||||||||
|Plan introductions,<br>changes,|||curtailments||and settlements|||
|Net interest income|Iexpense|||||(32)|(19)|
|Recognised<br>in profit|or loss|||||(247)|(168)|
|Recognised<br>in other|comprehensive|||income||1,015|(535)|
|Total cost recognised||||||768|(703)|
|Amounts<br>recognised|in the balance|||sheet|were as follows:|||
|||||||2022|2021|
|||||||f000|f000|
|Present value offunded||obligations||||(6,069)|(6,268)|
|Fair value of plan assets||||||5,333|4,764|
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|Changes|in the p|resent value ofthe defi|ned<br>benefit obligations<br>were as fo|llows:||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|||||2022|2021|
|||||f000|OOOO|
|Opening|defined|benefit obligation||6,268|4,753|
|Current|service costs|||215|149|
|Past service costs||||||
|Interest|expense|||127|110|
|Actuarial|(gains)|/ losses||(457)|1,337|
|Contributions<br>by||scheme participants||29|30|
|Benefits|paid|||(113)|(111)|
|(Gains)|/ losses|on curtailment||||
|Closing|defined|benefit obligation||6,069|6,268|
|hanges|in the fair value ofthe pension||plan assets were as follows:|||
|||||2022|2021|
|||||f000|EOOO|
|Opening|plan assets|||4,764|3,952|
|Interest|income|||95|91|
|Actual return on||plan assets (excluding|interest income)|490|732|
|Assets distributed||on settlement||||
|Contributions<br>by||employer||68|70|
|Contributions<br>by||scheme participants||29|30|
|Benefits|paid|||(113)|(111)|
|Closing|plan assets|||5,333|4,764|



|lan assets was as|<br> <br> follows:|||
|---|---|---|---|
|||2022|2021|
|Equity instruments||68|65|
|Debt instruments|(bonds)|16|20|
|Property||13|13|
|Cash||3|2|
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|Discount rate|||2.7%|20%|
|Expected rates ofsalary increases|||3.2%|2.85%|
|Expected rates ofpension|increases||32%|2.85%|
|The mortality<br>assumptions|used for longevity|(in years) on retirement|at age 65are:||
||||Males|Females|
|Current pensioners|||21.9years|24.1years|
|Future pensioners|||22.7years|25.8years|



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|Change<br>in|assumptions|assumptions|at|31|March|Approximate|% increase|to|Approximate|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|2022:||||||Defined Benefit Obligation|||monetary<br>amount|
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|0.1%decrease||in Real Discount Rate|||||2%||120|
|1<br>year|increase<br>in||member||life||4%||243|
|es ectanc||||||||||
|0.1%increase||in the Sala|Increase rate||||0%|||
|0.1% increase||in the Pension||Increase|||2%||108|
|Rate<br>CPI||||||||||



