Reglstered number: 01365343
Charity numb•r: 1077006
BASIS REGISTRATION LIMITED
(A company limlted by guarantee)
TRUSTEES, REPORT AND FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THEYEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023

8AS15 REGISTRATION LIMtrED
{A company lknll¢d by 9uarnn¢••)
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Reference and admlnlslratlvo detalls of th• Charlty. Its Tntst••s and •¢fvlMrs
Truslèe$' report
pvndont wdltows. report on the financlal $tatoments
Sl•t•ment ol Ilnanclal activltlos
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Balance SI￿et
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Si•tgmont of ¢a$h flows
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Noto8 lo th• flnanclal statem￿ts
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BASIS REGISTRATION LIMITED
{A company limit•d by guararbt••l
REFERENCE AND ADMINISTrATIVE DEfAILS OF THE CHARITY. ITS TRUSTEES AND ADVISERS
FOR TrIE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
TNsteos
Mr M Ball. Trustse (4wknled 13 Docembw 2023)
Mr D J Benth. Truslee
Mr D W A Burgess. Cha
Mr D L Calms. Tnjstee
Mr P J Corbett. Tn￿ee (apFointed 25 April 2023. re*g￿ 13 December 2023)
Mts S co￿rIck. Tnjstee
Rev G J Dodgs(￿. Truslee Iresigr18d 25 2023)
Mrs S A Everett. Trustee
Mr R Fenwick, Twstee
Mr P Gadd. Trust8e
Mr C Godwin. Twsteè {rwnad 17 Fel%￿Y 20231
Irs J Hèwitt, Trusteè
rs M May. Wice Chawrnan
Mrs S F Melrose. Trustee {resi9ne<l 1 2024)
Prot J Moverley. Trustee and Treasurer
Mr C Swigg. Trustee
Mrs S Twinlng, Truslee
Mr M T Wearden. Trustee (resigned 19 Odober 2023)
Mr C Wright, TNstee
Company rngls¢•rod
nUM￿r
01365343
Charfty rtyist•r
numb•r
1077(
Rogl$l•red 0ffl¢o
Sl Monu's kk*￿8
39 Windm￿1 La
Ashboume
Derbyshire
DE6 1EY
Company secretary
S KhalKI
Chièf •xocutiv6 offl¢•r A Lawby
Indopondont audllorJ
PKF Smith Cw A￿lit Limited
1 Pro8pecl Place
Mthnniun Way
Darby
Derbyshlre
DE24 8HG

8ASIS REGISTRATION LIMITED
(A company limltod by guarant••)
TRUSTEES. REPORT
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
The Trustegs prgsenl their annual rgport logeth8rwth Ihe audited fmn(ial slatemants of the Chafity for th8 year
1 January 2023 to 31 December 2023. The Anwal retM)rt seNes the purposes of both a Trustees, raport and
diTeclors' rewrt under cornpany18w. The Trustegs ￿nfIrM that the Amnual report and fnanaal stal8ments of the
chalitable Company compty with the ￿rrent ststutory requiremenls, the requirements of the charitable companls
goveming document and th8 proW￿onS of thè StateM￿t of Reccxnmended Practice ISORP) applicablè lo
charities preparing their accounts in acc(Ydance wth the Finanoal Reporting Standard appkable ￿ the UK and
Republic of Ireland IFRS1021 leffeclive 1 January 20191.
Sirice the Charity qualifies as small under seclion 382 of thè Companies Act 2006, Iho Strategic roport required
ol medium and large compan*s under Ihe Cc*mpanies Act 2006 (Strategic Report and Directors, Report)
Regulations 2013 has been omitted.
Structuv•. go￿rnan¢• and m•nag•m•nt
Govgrning ￿￿uMent
The charity is controlled by its wyemhg d(y)Jmen( the Art￿S of Assoriatim. and 1$ a Company Limited by
Guarantee. as defined in the compan￿ Act 21￿.
Risk management
The Trustees identifyand review Ihe rtsks lo which the is expThd and er￿Ure that controls are in Pla￿ to
providg appropriale and ￿3S￿able a55urarKe ￿nSt fraud and error.
There are individual Trustees nominated to wovide over-sight on all matters p8rtainiThJ to Human Resources,
Pen8i¢)ns and Health ar￿1 Safety.
BASIS. woduc8s M￿thlY arKI expenditu￿ accounts and baLqnce sheets comparing pèrfomancè
againsl tAdgetr the annual finanual sLitements we exlemaNy audited.
The rgserves of Ihe tharity are cautsusty investod in a mix of relail fvrKls. uwng extemal wofessional adwce.
Board members
The￿ w8r8 four resign8t¥)ns aNJ aptM)intN*nts to the MeM￿r$hIp ol the Trnstee Board in 2023.
Committee 5truciure
The Commillees are..
E(lucalion and TrainiNJ Cc*nmtttee
The FACTS Advi50ry Comrniltee
Thè Audit. Risk and RerroJneTation C￿bMittee
Th8 Auditing & Compliance Committee
The Membership Commhtee
The Professional Stsndards Committee
The PROMPT Committee
The Northem Ireland Committee
All the above Committees meel on a number of occasions in the J¢ar arKI their proceedings are fomialy minute(1
aNJ rewrted lo the Board.
Public Benefit
In s8tting our activiti8s rAanr4ry our aclivibes wr Trustees have given careful conswjeration to thè Charity
Conwnlssion's benefit guidance.
Our main actmties and who wg ty to help are descrt*d belcMT. All f￿r charilable activitTrès focus on he¥)ir
British agri¢ullure. the amenity industy. horticultu￿ and forestry by raising standards through establishing best
praclice within the Cr￿ protection inthslries wilh a locus on Ihe sale and SUFf*ly. safe storage and transport of
professional plant protedion products and a recognised means of assessirwJ stsff wothing in the sect￿.

8ASIS REGISTRATION LIMITED
IA company Ilmlted by guarants•l
TRUSTEES. REPORT {COKllMUED
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
The benefits of the wcvk of BASIS are as the reccNJNsed qualilwng iKMJy for agrcx)omisls, the management of
well-crafted and delNèred Continuing Professional Devekjpmenl SChe￿S for agKfflomists, plant nutrition
advisers and professional pest controllers. and the a￿J1t1ng of thstrknutor and manufacturer's professional planl
prolgctKJn products $tOTage premises.
Establtshing best pradise in the use, sale and diStri￿110n of Professh)nal Plant Piotsction Pr0dl￿tS encouragès
the uptake of allematives lo professional plant protection products. use of Inte￿ated approach8s {e.g. Integrated
Pest M￿ageMent {IPMI and Integrated Farm Management IIFMI}. The benefts ol whith are the prolecl¢on of
public. opgrator and consum8r heamh and Ygthcod ¥b)pa¢t of professional plant wclection projucts on
b1￿1verS1ty, water and the envlronmenl.
Objectives and actlvities
The purpose of BASIS is lo benefrt the Publ￿ by ad¥anong Standards in the advKe and use of profess¢onal plant
protection prodLKls and p18nt nutritM)n Ihrough(xJl Ihe United KIn￿JOrn for Ihe s8fety of the public and the
envlronmenl to promote and enc￿rage inwed standaTfJs. the safe and efficient di$trilyJknon, contract
applicab'on. haTrYling and storage of Plant Proteth"on Products. techniques and technobgy. molecular
technology. blotechno1￿y. plant nutrition. bliwsl￿ae products and in the advice and usage of such products in
agricubtur8. horticulture, forasty. industrial, putr￿C health and 0th8r r818v8nt industry sactors.
We do this by prowding atjvanced education for professional advisers and fam)ers in agricutture, h0￿cultUra and
rdated industr*s vlth the objective of rnising standards in the followry".
the advice and use of professional plarbt protection products and f8rbliser5 in agriculbjre and hOrt￿lture
the advice and use of wc*Jucts for the control of pests in In￿ts1, food preparation. fcK*J storage and
dcrfnestic premises
the advice and use of hevtMc#les forweed o)ntrol on roads. raitrwa>6, spc*ts grounds and other public and
private spaces
the pronh)lion of Integrated Pest M￿lI1pm) technhiues bwthin the UK'S National Action Plan
framework for act*)n b achieve the sustainable use of pestsudes
Our actiwties includè..
organising educalion atKI traning pmgranwngs up lo a)d InC1￿j1n9 Quallty Assurance Agency IQA4) Iwel
6 {including BASIS Diploma in Crop Protectson)
the ¢reatitin and maintenance of a POrff￿h? ofexaminatKfftS whth are a¢tredited through QAA higher
edUcat￿n and are regularfy updated
the offJanisation and provision of examina1*￿ for advisws through￿ the United KiTrJdom and overseas
We have established maintswi Pffjlessi￿ Registers for advisors to iDkn and maintsin their Professional
Register status through Continuing professK￿al DeveloW￿.
BASIS also se8ks lo advance 8duc3tion [ffOfess￿al staThJards in the storage and dis1ri￿thon of
professional plant prOts(*￿ prc*Jucts and ferthets. We do this by providing training programmes for store
keepef5, by operating a 51atutorl*recogr¥sed store iTrspeCli￿ scheme and conthJcting annual store Inspect￿)nS.
In seeking to raise standwds ￿ Thmyk with departhnts including the Departm8nl for Envir(mmenl,
Fc<A & Rural Affairs {DEFRA). Fye AuthtYitl8s. the En￿r￿ment Agerw and V￿oUS industry organlsatlons.
Achlevements and gerfomiance
Overview
As a designated awarding t*)dy responsible for impknentY￿ traiThng and ¢e￿fiCatiOn for those involved in land
management. BASIS FYcYnole5 Integrated Farm Management IIFMI in all settiThJs and across all aspects of its
charitable reach. Wé believe that training and Professional development is the key stone to deliveriThJ successful
IFM programmes. Al our training m(*Jubes have IFM as a elemenl a￿1 we inckwje assessmenl of
candidates against its winciples.
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BASIS REGISTRATION LIMITED
IA company Ilmlt•d by guwant••l
TRVSTeES' REPORT (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
During 2023 Ihe BASIS Trustee Board. •MI Execulive. C1￿￿nUed ￿ implgmentstion. of its &year strategy lo
scale ils activrties in order to continue to meet dwntstle efyects in the face of a peri¢xI of aCce￿rated change for
faming, the envThimenl. and wural land management.
This in¢lLwJed the thvelowenl of an i￿juStrY leadro envwrKffienlal advis￿5 regisler to wovide a singlg po￿1 of
entry io a n￿￿k of truste(I, credib￿, accessible, 8rKI k￿￿ty embedded advisers across land managèmént to
facilitate the achievement of t*gets puUith8d in the Govemments 25->ear environmenl plan.
Additi(￿ally, a d¥Jital kaming Flattorm. BASIS Classroom. received significant inv8Stmenl lo provide our
membership with ongoing C￿tinuIr￿j professional devek)pment, tx)th agronomic and envSronmentally focused
training mc#Jules for ￿ViserS aThJ larnj manager5.
During the Year look cffi 3 new professKfflal Tegsters. Ihese are the National Register of Sprayer Op8rators
INROSOI on an initial >￿ar temi w0￿1ng n partnership ￿ the Voluntary Iniliative (Vll. This has embedded
extremely well. and we now provKle Serv￿¢$ fcrf 21.cw spra)*r operators Ma this inilkqlivg. AddilTronally, we have
transforred ownership of PigPro and D8iryPro fr(Mm the Agricultu￿ Horticulture Devek)pmenl Board IAHDBI.
This bringing almost SOIX) new members. These registeis Ma￿ a significant growth for basis and provide a
plattom for that growth to continue in the comiry ￿[s.
A¥JJitlng and Cornpliance
During 2023. BASIS inspectgd 525 (2022 - 547) registered Plant Protection Producl st￿e5. of the pass
rat8 has remained consbstenl al 99% (2022- 97%) reath#YJ the requlred stsndard.
Athjitionalty, BASIS wovides independent arnjal onsite *Jdits to venfy that professional use rodenticides are
only sold to certified users meeting the wint￿-sa￿ requirements the Campaign for Responsible Rod8nlicid8
Use ICRRUI. 652 premises received p(Mnl of sale a￿thts in 202312022- 6881.
Annud assessment amenity con1w1￿5 resulted in 77 knenity Assured Contractors (2022 - 801 being
audited and 237 Lawn ksured Scheme member5 being awJit&J ￿ 202312022- 173).
Training and Educatw)n
Advancing educal¥)n is a key charilabb obiec*ve. kn 2￿. 2,06812022 - 2,3641 in(*vithJals b8nefltt8d dlrectly
from BASIS trwning and assessmenl. Addit￿nalty. 20 agronomists were awarded the 8ASIS Diploma in Crop
Protection - our highest awar(J. bri￿1ng the total number of agroTh)mtsts with the Diploma to 370. The number of
professlonals who have rThv achieved the Harper Adams Graduate Oiplorna stood at 27 by the ￿ar end.
A nLKnber of new tr?ining modules w9rg devewd tn 2023 Ihe BASIS Cerbficale in GreenlK*use
Gases, th8 8ASIS Certificate in AY Quality arnl Cth)n and Climate change mitigation.
Prolessional Registers
Continuing Professional Development ICPDI and the Professional R￿iSterS Numbers on Ihe BASIS
Professional Register sto(xl al 6,193 {2022- 5,9731.
FACTS Quallfied Adviser membership stood at 3,57712022- 3.6291 and FACtS Subscribers stood al 349 {2022
- 394) paid up member5 al the end of 2023. assessment for all FACTS Qualifi8d advisers {FQAsl continued
to provide demon$lrabl¢ quality assurarKe of wofessional slandaT(Is aThJ is now an eslablished compulsory
annual memb8rship r8quir8ment FQAS to maintsin thwr status. The theme of the 2024125 annual
assessment wll be Making Best Use of Appl*d organ￿ Materials. Turf Iheme: Properties and Sources of
Nutrients and Their Use f(K Turf. HOrIK￿lIUr8 IheTh: Nutsient Use for PIDrticulturè
PROMPT and AJn8nity Regist8rs
During the year PROMPT membership stwj at 3.402 aNJ memt*rs of tt* BASIS Amenity Training Register
redu¢8d to 111 12022- 116).
Envirc￿M8ntal Advisers Ragist8r
The Environmental Advisers Register. launched on 1 June 2022. recognises a￿redIte(l, trusted pYof8ssionals
delivering environmentsl advice lo famws arKI larKJ manwJers aernss the United King¢S)m.
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BASIS REGISTRATION LIMITED
{A company Ilmlt•d by guarant••l
TRUSTEES. REPORT {CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEM8ER 2023
BASIS are W￿1r¥) dosely with DEFIIA to enswe thal the En%Aronmenlal Advisers Register supports thè delivery
of the Enwronmenlal Land Management Scheme$ *KI other awtenvironment funding opportunities. As an
induslrTrkd initiative. DEFRA has idenlified the need for farmers ond laThJ managers to fiThJ twsted advisers in
their local ar8a supp￿ts th& 8ASIS En￿ronMen1al knisafs Register 8$ a way to facili1818 these links.
BASIS Clasgr(x)m
In 2023. 8ASIS Classrocrfn conlinuad to expand its cffllne CPD pthlo to indude a number of new paid4or
online leornir#J experiences. These ndude Principles of Cart*)n a￿{ Nel Zero. the ImFwving Soils Health serfes,
the first course in the IPM SerTes- Creating an IPM p￿n, and finalty an update lo the Prlnciples of Sustainable
Land Management to Incorp￿ale update5 to sustainab￿ Famiing Incentive.
The PrinciFAes of Carbon and Net Zero CCWTse sYo¥ths an irtsight into ￿e￿Ing carton and grgenhouse gas
emissions and an understanding how the indiwdual. ￿1r tKAsiness or that of their client's. can benefit from
putting a focus on carbon and contribulirrfJ lo net zero with positwe beneffts on productNity and profitability from
grealer effiuency.
Flnanclal r•vlew
R8sarves
In keeplng y￿{h the Charities Commissicrf) gudance on reserves. the Board of BASIS has a policy lo hokl
unr8sITKted reserves. in order lo ensure the continu8d actNities of the compary in times of reduced income. The
current policy. agreed in 21¥J9, was to hold six months of Ihe cost of wnning the business in resetwes to moel
unexpected demands on the charity. Currenty. unfestricted r8seThes are £521,842, representing 18% of the total
resoLrces expeNle(l in 2023. This totsl expenditu￿ ¥ras £2,875,863 {as shown on page 12). The res8rv&s FY)Iicy
is wew8d ￿nU￿ty.
Income
Totsl incknme from the charitable activities of BASIS totsied £2.597.497 in 202312022 - £1.723,027). Al funds
hav8 bgan allocated to support tharitabl8 and g8n8ral ¢w8ralional 8x￿r￿lItur8.
Totsl expendlture inueased In Ilne ¥￿th growlh lfft tswnoyer arKI ￿llects the swJntfKanl investmenl the ¢harty is
Ma￿Thj in imprO￿g Is membership and ethcalIc￿al infrastrWr8.
During Ihe yBar the Trustees approved Ihe continue¢J development of 8ASIS Clawoom. a duital learning
plalform, that supports our members advanong their professK¥nal development from their office. or home. With
the ffiT5t paid for conlenl launching n June 2022 to support ￿ViserS knd managers adapt to newly
introduced *gricultural and environmentsl legislatw. BASIS Cl3ssro)m contributed jusl over £88.000 of income
in 2023 aThJ is forecast lo grow sigrdfKantty in thè coming ￿ars. DMJilal d￿810pment costs have been
recognised in ihe Financial Ststements as ￿ intangible asset and wbl be amortised over a perknd of four years.
Our staff are key to the success of the project ￿ a prc*Jramme of tr•nYu is undgpway to develop our leam to
ensure that BASIS continu8s to me8t ils tharitab18 obioctives and Ih8r8by b8n8fit the industy that it saN8s. We
will continue tr) seek out recruit exceptional taknt in every a￿a of the ￿anisat￿ll.
Investments
The majority of BASIS reserves are hekl as inves1￿lS.. these increased by a n8t amount of £15,170 during tho
year.
Risks
An anr￿al risk management rewew hebs Klentify and mwe issues that cc¥Jld impair our abthly to achieve our
hariiable objectives ￿ a0￿er$elY impacl the organisatw *i other ways.
Trustees are ultimately reswnsible f￿ risk manwjement arKI tha BASIS Audit. Risk and Remuneration
committee oversees the Risk Register whith reccffth rssues arKI tracks hcrtv Ih8y are addressed on an onwing
basis.
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BASIS REGISTRATION UMITED
IA company Ilmlt•d by guarantse
TRUSTEES REPORT (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR E14DED 31 DECEPABER 2023
Health and Safety
The health arKI safety of stsff. volunteers. tenants and visitors is paraM(￿nI. An Intsmal Health and Safety
Committee. an external ¢(￿s￿￿nI kn38thw wilh a named Trustee oversee actiwty in this area.
Our People
The Boartl is gralelul for Ihe dedThtion of the BASIS stsfl. who have. again, WO￿ hard lo provid8 a service lo
membèrs. the in￿S￿and the wid8r wblic.
Tangible Fixed Assets
Following an independent valuation of Sl Monv's House dated 05 November 2021. its value was not adjusted.
The nexl1ri4nnual valuatw)n is thJ8 to take pkce n 2024.
Statsmont as to dl•¢losure of infOrn￿￿ to audlt¢xs
In so far as the Trustee5 are aware..
there is no relevant audil infomwtion of t￿m¢h th& ch8ritsbb c{wn￿$ wth1o￿ are unaware. and
the TNstees have taken al steps that they ought to have t&ken to make themsefv85 awar8 of any
relevant audit inform81ion and to éstablish that the auditors are aware of Ihal ￿1c￿all0n.
Plans for ftrtur• wlods
The charity intends to develop the bUS￿e$S to ccffitinuè to meet ils obiectrves and the futufe demands of the UK
agricultural, hcKbcutiural aTYJ allied iTrJuslries.
TA￿￿0$. respon$lblUtlgs slalwnent
The Trustees, who are also difectofs f(¥ the p1xpos￿ of company law. are responsible for Preparing thé
Trust8&s' r8P¢)rt and the finanual stst6ments in ae¢¢Jrdance applKable law and Unite(l Kingdom Accounting
Standards (un￿ed Kin￿J(M￿ Generalty Aecepled Accounting Prxti¢o1.
Company law Mul￿$ the tharity Trustees to prepare finan￿￿ slatemgnts for year whith give a true and
fair wew of the state of affairs of the charitatle eompany and incomlng resour¢es and application of
resources, includSng the knwme and expendiiure. for that period.
In preparing these fin￿¢la1 statements. the TTUStges are rewired lo..
seleci suitable accountirrfJ policles a4￿ then appty them consistenlly.,
observe the mth(MJs principles in the applicable Charities Statement of RecommefKJed Practices
ISORPI..
make judgments and aC￿unting estimates Ihal are reasonab￿ and pNdenl',
prepa￿ Ihe ffinancial ststements on the g(¥ng ¢xncem basi5 unless it is inappropriate to presume that thè
charity wll continue in buslness.
The Trustees are Tesponsibl8 for kee￿n9 *quate accountiry recor(Is that are suffic#enl to show and explain
the charitys tfansadions and disdoso ￿ reasonale a¢>%racy at any time the financial position of the charity
and enablg thèm to ensure that Ihe financial statements compty wiu) the CwiaThes Act 2006. They are also
reSp￿sible for safeguarding Ihe assets of the ca￿ty and hence ￿ taking reasonab18 St8ps for the prevention
and detection of fraud and other irregularities.
Auditor
BASIS Registration Limited will go to tender audittys in 2024.
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BASIS RE&STRAnoN UMITED
(A company limited byguarantee)
TRUSTEES, REPORT ICONnNUEDI
FOR THE YEAR ENDÉD 31 OECÉM8ER 2023
Small conyany prty*lslons
Thi5 report ha5 been prepared in accordance with the provisions applicable to companies entitled tD
the small companies exemption.
Appro¥ed byorder of the members of the ts)aid of Trustees on 22 Juty 2024 and signed on their
behalf by:
Prof J Moverley (Honorary Treasurer)
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BASIS REGISTRATION LIMITED
(A company 11m1t￿ by gu￿￿1••)
INDEPENDENT AUDITORS. REPORT TO THE MEMBERS OF BASIS REGISTRATION LIM￿ED
Oplnlon
We have audited the financial stslements of Basis Registrat￿ Limited (the 'charitable compan￿) for the yèar
ended 31 December 2023 *hich comprise the Statement of fmancial activtties. the Balance sheet. the Statement
of cash flows aThJ the relat￿ notss. indudry a summary of significant accounting policies. The financial
reporting framework that has been ap￿led in Iheir weparalion is appl￿ble law and United Kingdom Accounting
Slandafds, includirvj Financial Re￿rtI¥j Star*dard 102 The Finanoal Reporting Standard applicable in the UK
and Republic of IrelaNI (United Kinwjxn Generdlty Acceplwj ALy>)￿ting Practice).
In our oixnion the financial statements:
give a true and fair view of the state of the elwita￿e compatys affairs as at 31 D&embèr 2023 and of its
inconmng resources and a￿l¢sIK￿ of resourc￿. induding its wKome and expendibjre for the year then
ended,.
have been property wepared in &cordance with United Kin9Jom Generally Accepted Accounting
Practtce,. and
have been prepared in xc(yd￿ce with (he requirements of the Charilies Act 2011.
Basls for oplnlon
Wg conthjcted our audil in accordance with lntemati￿aI StsrnJar(Is ￿ Auditing {UK) (ISAS (UKI) arvj applicable
law. Our rèsponsibilitss under those standards are further described in the Audltors. resw)nsibillties for the audit
of th8 financlal statements section of our report. We are &ndependent of the charitable company in accordance
with the ethical requirements Ihal 8r6 relevant to audit of the financial statements in the United Kingdom,
induding Financial Rewbng Coun¢if$ Ethical Slandard, and we have fulfillgd our other ethic81
rosponsibilities in accordanc8 with thes8 requirements. We beh'eve Ihat the evidence we have obtained is
sufficient and appropriate to provide a basK% fOr(￿r Lwic￿.
Condu$k)n$ Mlatlng to golng concem
In audiiing the financial statements, we have ¢￿t￿led that the Trustees. use of the goiThJ eoncem basis of
aecounling in the preparatw)n cl the financia slatements is aprmpTiate.
Based on the wort we have Ferforn￿d. ￿ have not any material uncertainties relaliTh3 to events or
condrtions thaL individualty or collective￿, may cast slgnffj￿anI dcrfjbl on the charitable C4)mpanls ability lo
ntlnue as a gcdng concem for a of at least rncrfrtlts from when the ffinarKral stalemenls are
authorised for issue.
Our reS￿nsi￿ritieS and the re¥*￿￿t#￿tleS of Ihe TnKstees res￿1 to going concern are describ8d in the
levant sections of this rep(#t.
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BASIS REGISTRATION LIMITED
IA company limlt•d by guarant••l
INDEPENDENT AuorroRS' REPORT TO THE MEMBERS OF BASIS REGISTrATION LIIAITED
(CONTINUED)
Other Informallon
The other information comprises the infomiatvjn irKI￿￿ed in the Annual report other than the flnancAal stal8menls
and our Auditors. report Ihereon. The Trustees are restM)nsible Ihe other infomialion C(￿tsIned within th8
Annual roport. <)Jr oF¥nion on Ihè financial stalèmènts does rn)l (xJ¥er th8 other inf￿latIOn and, except lo the
extenl othernise eXpl￿111Y stsled in wr repott we do not express anyfom) of assurance Conc￿s1on thereon. Our
respDn51bi￿fy is to read the other information ￿￿, in ¢knJ so. consider ￿ether the other information is
materially inconsislenl with the finaneial statements or our kn(y*ledge obtained in the COUTse of ￿ aLKlil. or
otherwise appears to be materialy misstated. If identify such material inconsistencies or apparent material
misslalements. we a￿ required lo determine whether this gives rise to a mal8rlal misslatemenl In the finanual
ststem8nts th8ms8lves. If, based on the 7Arrtk 7he have perfom*d, we condude that there is a material
misstatement of this other inf(rnlion. we are rewired to retxfft that fact.
We have nothlNJ to report in this regard.
Matt•r# on which wè ar• requlred to report by exc¢pOon
We have nothing to report in respe(* of the folkmry malters where the Chaiities (Accounts and Rerrf)rtsl
Regulations 2008 requires us to report to ￿ rf. in opiiyon:
Ihe infomiation given in the TnJ*ees' rerth is inconwstenl in ￿Y material respgcl with the financial
slalements.. or
5uffiryenl accryjnting rewrds have r￿{ kep( or
the finanaal slat8m8nts ar8 not in agreement with the accounting rettjrds and r8tums,' or
we have not received al Ihe infomiation expLwtw)ns we requi￿ our aLKlil.
Responslbllltles of Truslees
As explained more fully In Ihe Twslees, resp￿SIbIlitIeS statement. the Trustees (who are also the dlractors of the
charitable company for the puwes of company law) are responsib￿ for the Fwaralion of the financial
$latemenls and for being satisfied that Ihey gve a true and fair view. and ts such internal control as the
Trusl88s delemNn8 is nec&ssary to enable thg rm8para1K￿ ol finar￿1￿1 statem8nts Ihat are free from material
misstslemenl, whether tlue lo fravd or error.
In preparing the financial statements, the Trustees are responsible for assessing the charitable companls ability
lo continue as a going concem. di5thsing. as ap¥Jlicable. matters related to going con￿rn and using the going
concem basis of accounting unless Ihe Trustees ￿ther inteTrJ to Iqu*lale Ihe ¢harilable wnpany or to cease
operations. or have no realistic allemative to do so.
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BASIS REGISTRATION LIMITED
IA company Ilm6t•d by guarant••l
INDEPENDENT AUDITORS. REPORT TO THE MEMBERS OF BASIS REGISTrATION LIMITED
{CONTINUEDI
Audltorn. responslbllllles for th• audll of th• finan¢lal stat•m•nts
We have been app￿nted as audiior LWKler sedion 144 of Ihe Charities Act 2011 and repcrt in acwrdance vlth
ihe Act and relevant regulations made w hav#￿ eflecl thewnder.
Our objectives are lo obtain reason*)le asswance abwt vknethw the finarKial Ststements as a whole are free
from material misstatement. whether due lo fraud CY error. and to issue an ALiditors' report that includes our
opinion. Reasonable assurance is 8 ligh level of assurance. knjt is not a guarantee that an audit con(kJcted in
accordance wilh ISAS {UKI wdl alway3 delecl a material misstatemant w￿n it exists. Misststemenls can arise
from fraud or error and are considered material if, irnlivkludty or the aggwale. they c<MJld rea%)nably be
expethd lo influencg the econc*nic de¢isions of usets laken on Ihe basi5 of these financial statem8nts.
Irregularities, includkng fra￿, are InSL￿CeS of non4xknpliane* with laws and re￿lationS. We d8sign procedures
In line with wr respon5i)ilities. above. to detèct material misststements in respecl of irregularllies.
Indudlng fraud. The extent lo whith our W(￿edUreS are w>0blg of detecting irregularithos, inC￿ding fraud is
detsiled behjw..
W& identifred that the prirKipal risk of fra￿ or rw)n complance *ryih laws and Teguialims related to..
management tlas in respect of accountiry estirnales and ltyM￿lS mad&:
management override of O￿trOl.
posting of unusual joumals or traNsactK
W8 focused on those area that coukl tyve rise to 2 matsrial n4ssL*ment in thé Company finanGial stale￿￿nIS.
Our ￿c￿edureS included. but W8re not limited to".
Enquiry of management and those ch￿ed wlth govemance around wAual and wtential litigation and
daims. inclu(lin9 instances of n(m-conwlk4nce with18ws and regulations fraud..
Reviewng min￿e5 of meetity of those charged wilh governance where availatle:
Reviewing legal expenditure in the )Ear lo identify irthnces of non&compliance wth and regulations
and fraud
Reviewing ￿an￿al slalement and testing tt) supporting th)c￿￿tation lo assess compliance
with applic*)le laws and regulations.
P8rfomiin9 audit wort over the risk of man&)em￿l override of ¢XJntrols. incluthng lèstirwj oljoumal entries
and other adlustrnents f<)r approwateness. evaluating Ihe bu$in8ss ratb)nale of signifficant trans8dions
outside the norrnal course of busin8ss arKI reviewing ar£ounting 8slwnat8s for bias. In partlcular Ihe
provisions for doubtfvl debts and dofeired wKome.
11 is the primary reswnsibifity of marwJeM￿M. *ilh the ovevsKJht of thosè eharged with gov8manc8. to ensure
that the entitys operakn"on5 are coneknted in accordance 7hlth the provisions of laws ￿ld regulations and for the
preVentIc￿ and delecticffi of fraud.
A lurther de$￿p￿On of ow resFM)nslbililies for Ihe audTt of the financial stslements is Icraled on the Financial
Reporting Counfil's website al: w•h¥.frc.
.bJkja￿Irt
"bilit*s. This description fomis part of our
Auditors, report.
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BASIS REGISTRATION LIMITED
(A company limit•d by guarant••)
INDEPENDENT AUDITORS. REPORT TO THE IEM8ERS OF BASIS REGISTRATION UMITED
(CONTINUED)
of our report
Thi5 report is made wlety to ￿ charitsble companVs TnJsl8es, as a iKKty. ￿ aC￿rdance Part 4 of th8
Chariti8s (Accounts and Reporis) Regulations 2008. audit work has been undertaken so that we mighl stsle
lo the Char[tab￿ companls Trustees those matters VR are required to stale lo thom in an Auditors. r8POrt and
for no other purpose. To the fullest extent permitted by Iwht. do not accepl or assume ￿SponSIbl11ty to anyone
other than the Charitable company and members. as a t￿. for our audil woth, IDr thi5 report, or for the
opinion$ we have fomwd.
Jam•s Delv• (S•nlor Ststutory Awdltor)
PKF Smlth Cooper Audlt Umllod
Slatulory Audit¢ys
1 Pro$￿￿ Place
Millenr4um Way
Derby
Derbyshire
DE24 8HG
30 July 2024
PKF Smith Cooper Audit Limited ￿ elwe to acl as &#Jitcrfs •) tern￿ of SeCt￿n 1212 of the Companies Act
2006.
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BASIS REGISTRATION LIMITED
IA ¢¢)mpany Ilmlted by guarant••)
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTlVtriES {INCORP￿TING INCOME AND EXPENDrtURE ACCOUNT
FOR THE YEAR EMOED 31 DECEMBER 2023
Unrestrlcted
funds
2023
Totsl
fvnds
2023
Total
funds
2022
Income from:
D￿ationS and legades
Charitable activities
Investments
4.893
2.570,703
21.901
4.B93
2,570.703
21.901
1.711,395
11.632
Totsl in¢om•
2.S97.497
2,597.497
1,723.027
Expendlture on:
Charilable activities
1875.863
2.875.863
1.823,777
Total 0xpondi￿rn
2.875.863
2,875.863
1,823.777
N•t ¢xp•ndllure beforè net ga1nsl(ltsss￿) on
Inve8tm•nt$
Net gainsl{losses) on investm8nts
(278.366)
15.170
1278.366)
15.170
(100.750)
{35.470)
Net mov•m•nt In funds
{263.1961
1263.196)
(136.220)
RKonclllallon of funds:
Total funds brought forwafd
Nel movement In funds
785.038
1263.196)
78S.038
1263,196}
921.258
(136,220)
Total fund¥ carrl•d forward
521,842
521.842
785,038
The Statement of fin￿￿al actiMti8s indudes all gans and k)sses recognlsed in Ihe ￿ar.
The notes on pages 16 to 30 lom) part of th8$8 fina￿la1 statéments.
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BASIS REGISTRAnoN LIMITED
(A company Ilmltsd by guaranlè•)
REGISTERED NUMBER: 01365343
BALANCE SHEET
ASAT 310ECEIIBER 2023
2023
2022
Flxed assets
Intangible assets
Tangible assets
Investments
13
14
360,844
489.833
424.958
305. 152
462.821
403.750
15
1275,635
1, 171.723
Current ass•ts
Debtors
16
497206
416M18
320.523
287.194
Cash at bank and in hand
914,024
607.717
Creditors: amounts lallng due wikn one
ar
17
(1.667.81n
(994.402)
N•t curr•nt Ilabllltles
1753,793
(386.685)
Total ￿￿ets le88 Current Ilablllties
521.842
785,038
Total not assets
521.842
T85,038
Charlty funds
Restricted funds
19
19
Unrestricted funds
521.842
785.038
Total fund8
521,842
785,038
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BALANCE SHEET ICI>NfiNUED)
AS AT 31 DECEMBER 2023
The entity was entitled to exemptK)n from under SeC￿n 477 of the Companies Act 2(Kl6.
The members have required ihÈ entity to obtain an audit fof the year in question in accordanre
with section 476 of the CompaniesArt 2CKJ6.
However, an a￿lt is reqUi￿d Mi accordan￿ with SeC￿n 144 of the Char•lie5 Act 2011.
The Trustees acknowledge their re5pon5ibilities for complying With the requirementsof the Act with
spett to attount1￿ records and weparation of financ•al 4alements.
The linancial statements have been wepared in acconlance with the provisions applicable to entities
subject to the smal companies regKne.
The finantial statements were approtstd and aUtI￿rIsed for issue by the Trustees on 22 July 2024
and signed on their behalf by-
Prof J Moverfey
(Honorary Tre￿UferI
The notes on page5 16 to 30 form part of these financial statements
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BASIS REGISTRATION LIMITEO
IA company Ilmlted by 9uarantse)
STATEPAENT OF CASH FLOWS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
2023
2022
Cash flows from op•ratlng acllvhh$
Net ￿$h infl¢)w frcrfn 9pera1￿$
362.207
15,366
Cash flows fr¢xn Inv•stlng actlvlllos
ONld8nds. inter88ts and rents from imiestm8nts
Pur¢ha$e of intangible assets
Purchase of lang￿le fixgj assets
21,901
{209,8791
144,6051
11.630
(Ilt.233)
(8.055)
Net cash US￿ In Investlng acllvltlos
1232,5831
{107,658)
Cash flows from flnanclng adlvl
Nel cash provld•d by Ilnandng acllvltl•s
Chang• In c•sh and ¢uh •qulv•ltrnts In th• year
Cash cash equivalents at the beginniNJ of Jear
129.624
{92.292)
379.486
287.194
Cash and cash equlvalents at the end ot th• y•ar
416.818
287, 194
The notes on p•3es 16 to 30 lonn part ot thèse ￿a￿al statemants
Pag8 15

BASIS REGISTRATION LIMITED
(A company Ilmlt•d by guaranlwl
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDEO 31 DECEMBER 2023
General Inforn)atlon
Th? charity B a wvate ¢haritab￿ r￿panY Ihlted by guarantse, registered in Erwjland and Walos and a
slered charity in England arKI Wale5. The address of thè ￿gistered office Is Sl Monica's House, 39
Wlndmlll Lane. Ashbowrn, Derbyshire. DE6 1EY.
Accounting pollci•s
2.1 8asls of preparation ol fin•nclal statements
The ffinancial Stalw￿rtts have b8en prepared in accordance the Charities SORP (FRS 1021-
Acc￿nting arKI ReFx)rting by CharitEs.' Slatemenl of Recommended Practice applicable lo charities
eparing their ac£ounts in accordance wrth the Financial Reporthg Slandard appI￿able in the UK
J Republic of Ireland IFRS 102) leffectNe 1 January 2019), the Finanoal Reporting Standard
8ppli¢abl8 in the UK Republic ol Ireland (FRS 1021 and the C(¥npanies Act 2006.
Basls ReJ8lration Limited meets the definit￿ ofa benofft entity under FRS 102.
The f￿ancial statements have been prepared on lh8 historical cost basis, as modified by the
revaluation of certain finanual assets and Ivabilities and investment properties measur&d at fa* valu8
itrLwgh inctyxe or expenditure.
The financaal statements we prepwed in slerting. TAthich is Ihe lundiwl currency of the entity and
are rourKled lo the nearest £.
12 Golng con¢em
The Trustees have C4Ms1ts￿ apwowIa￿ of the wing concem basis of the preparation of
the ffinancial statements by con5id8rw)g a of at least 12 months from the dalè of the approval
of these financial statements. The Trustees are of the cf)inion that th8r8 are adequate resources
availabl8 to continue trading for a Feriod of at least 12 m¢J)Ihs.
On behalf of the direclors of BASIS Regislratw Limite(l. the members of the Audlt Risk and
Remuneratvjn Committee have reviewed aThJ ChaI￿nged the overall financial performance of the
company during 2023. arKI the finarKial slwclure of the company on 31 December 2023. The
directors recognise Ihat the loss that was incurred thring the financial yoar 2023 resulled from
continued costs ￿ raspect of th8 bU￿nesS trar￿fOrMatIon to a digital operational structure, for which
proiethns sh(yw the likely beneficial impacl will be seen in the financial ye8r 2024. That
notsvrthstanding. the dyectors 8r8 salisf*d that Ihe ￿MpanY has sufficient resèNes to meet Its
om￿￿tmentS for the foreseeable fLthJre and is a wing concem.
2.3 Income
All income 15 recognised once the Ch*ity has entidemenl to the income. it is Probab￿ that th8
income Wbll be received and the amount of ir￿Or￿ receivab￿ can bg masured reliably.
Income lax ￿COverable in rela¢ion lo 1rNestm￿l income is recognised at the time the inv8slmenl
income 15 receivable.
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BASIS REGISTRATION LIMITED
IA eompany ￿rnIt•d by guarantsel
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENOED 31 DECEMBER 2023
Accounllng polld¢s (eontlnu•d)
2.4 Expèndlturn
Expenditur8 is recognised once Ihere a legal ￿ constructive obhgalion to transfer economic benefit
lo a third party. it is probable that a transler of economic b8nofts will be required in setuement and
the amount of the obligaiion can bo measured rdiably. Expenditu￿ is classified by activity. The costs
of each actmty are made up of the toial of direct costs and sh8Jed costs. In¢￿dIng support cosls
involved in undertaking each activity. Threcl costs altributable to a single activity are albcaled dir8cIIy
to Ihal activity. Sha￿d costs wtmch contri￿le to more than one activity and support costs vA)Ich are
)t attributable lo a sin￿• activity are apportw)ned between those *ivities on a basis consislenl with
the use of resources. Central staff costs are alocaled on the b8sis of lime spgnl. and depreciation
charg8s allctated ￿ the p(xti￿ of Ihe assefs use.
ExperKliture on charitab18 actsvil￿S is irtLwred C￿ dife¢lly w¥Jert&%ing thè acts￿0&$ whleh further the
aritys obj￿. as as any assctiaknj (x)sts.
All expenditure 15 incknive of iffecOveth￿ VAT.
2.5 Research and d•v¢lown•nt
Development ¢osls are CaFdalwl within ￿tang￿￿ assets where they can be 1denirf￿d wilh a
specific product ￿ project anticipated to Fwduce lubjre benefits, and ao am￿ls￿d on Iha straight
luie basis over Ihe anticipated knle of the b8nefrts arisiThJ from the cornp￿d prLvJuct or project.
Deferred research arnl devdopment costs are rewewed afflualty. and where fvture benefits are
deemed lo have c*ased or to be in thwbt. the balar￿ of any related research and davelopmenl is
wiitt&n off lo the StateM￿t offfinarwl actswtw.
2.6 Intanglble a$￿ts and amortisatlon
Inlanglble assets we initi￿ty reccgnis&J at cosl. After ￿1X￿niti(￿. ur¥Jer the cost model. intangible
assets are measu￿￿ at cost less any xcumulated amorti%ab"on and any accumulated irnpairment
losses.
Amthsation is prowd8d on intangible assets al rates caknlateil lo ￿lIe off the cost of éach asset on
a straighl-line basis over its expecled usetul lrfe.
AmorUsalKJn is provi(bJ on Ihè folltr*kng basis..
Compuler software
25 % Str8hJht line
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BASIS REGISTRATION LIMITED
IA company Ilmit•d by guar•ntse}
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 OECEMBER 2023
Accountlng polkl•s (contlnu•d)
2.7 Tanglbh fixed ass•ls •nd d•prnclatlon
Tangible r￿ed assets are inilialty re(wised at cost. After rg¢ognilw)n. under the ￿$1 model. tangible
ffixed assets are measured at cosl lèss ae£umulaled dewecaation and any accumulated impairm&nl
losses. All costs InC￿Tr8d to bring a tang*Ae fixed asset into its inleNJed working condibon shoukl be
incl￿ed in the Measur￿n1 of cosL
Land arKI Buiklings are measured ￿der ihe revalualion model. After recognition. tangible fixed
assets vthose fair value can be measured reliatty shall be carried 81 a revalued amount, being their
f8ir v￿ue at the date of revamjabon kn any subsequent accumulated depreciation and subsequ&nt
accumulated Impwm￿nl k)sses.
Revaluaticrfis are made ￿1th sufficient Tewlty to ensure Ihal the carrying amount does not differ
matorially Ihal *thich be detemiined usiNJ far value al the of the reportir¥J dat8.
Fair values are deteTNMned from market-baseil evKlence by appraisal that is normally undertaken by
professi)nalty qualified vahJer5. If there is IK) market-based evvjence of lar value because of thè
specialised nature of the tang￿18 fixed asset and il is rarety sc4d. except as part of a contributing
business, a Charity may need to estimate faY vdue u5iTrJ an w)¢x¥ne or depreciate(I replacement cost
approach.
At each reportiNJ date Ihe Charity assesses ¥￿￿￿8T there is any indication of impaiThnent. 11 sL￿h
indicats'c￿ exists. the recoverable amount of the asset is delerniined tr) be the huher of its fair valuè
less costs to sell and its value in usè. An k)ss is r8cognis8d byhgre Ihe carrying amount
exceeds the ￿coverablfj ￿Ount.
Depreualion is tharged so as to alk￿al8 ts cosl of taigible ffixgj assets 18ss thèlr residual vabje
over their estimated usèfiJl lives, USI￿ the stwht4ine m8thod.
DeFKeUatI￿ 1$ provided ￿ the followng basis:
Fixlures and fitllngs
Computer eqUi￿ent
33% Stra*Jhl line
33% stra￿h1 line
No depreciathon is provKled for LaTrJ and 8uibJing$ on the basis of the propety having a hi9h rnsidual
value. Annual Ynpairm8nt r8vi8ws are uTrJ8rtak8n.
A fvll yeafs d6pre¢ialion is provwjed for th8 sear o18thJibon and Tr)no in the year of disposal.
2.8 Investments
Fixed asset inveslmenls a￿ a fom) of ffin•)oal instrument and are iniknalty reccgnised at their
transaction cost and subsequerrtly measured at fair value at the Balance sheet date, unless the value
camot be measured reliabty in v*hKh case it ￿ measured at cost less impaimenl. Investment gains
and 1055es. whether realised or unrealtsed. ￿ comtined and p￿sented as 'GainsllLosses) on
investrnents, in the Slatemenl of financial activihes.
Investments in svbsMliaTi6S are vah*d at cost provision for imp8im)8nl.
2.9 Dobtors
Trade and deblcK5 are reccwtsed at the selllemènt amount after any trade discount offered.
Prepaymenls are valued at Ihe mnt prepaid nel of any trade discoffjts due.
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BASIS REGISTRATION LIMITED
IA campany Ilmll•d by guarnntse)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
A¢eountlng pollGl•s (condnu•d)
2.10 C￿h at bank and ID hand
Cash at bank and in hand inc*Jdes aThJ strKrt-temi h￿ahlY IKiuid investments with a short maturity
of three M￿th$ or less from the date of a(¥Juisit¥)n or open*vJ of Ihe deposit or similar account.
2.11 Liabililies and provlslons
Liabilities are recLbJnised when there i8 an OW8t￿ at the 831￿ce sheet date as a result of a past
evenl, it is probable that a transler ol eC4)nc￿nIC benefft will be required in setMemenL and the amount
of the seltlwment can be estimated ￿11*.
Liabiklies are rectsjnised at the amwrt thal the Charity anticipaiès it wll pay to setite the debt or th
amount il has received a5 advwKed payments for the or sgrvicos it must provide.
Provisions are m8asur8d at the best esttmale ofthe amounts requlred lo setue the obligation. Whwe
the effect of the time value of money is material, the proviS￿)n is based on the present value of those
amounts, dists)unted at the p￿-tsx dtsC￿nl rate that refflects the risks specific lo the liability. The
urwirKling of Ihe diScc￿nI is rel￿)￿l$ed in the Ststement of finan(ial acttvities as a ffinance cost.
2.12 Flnanclal Instruments
The Charlty (Mty has fviarKial assets ￿ thnancial la￿lItieS of a kind that qualrfy as basic financial
instrurnents. Basic fin8rri81 instruments are inrtially recognised at Iransaction value and subsequently
mga$ufed al their settlement vabje wth the exception of bank k)8ns whth are subs8quenl
measured at amortised cost using the effectNe wrterest meth¢JJ.
2.13 Pènslons
The Charity cperale5 a Pensi￿ Sdwme th Scottish wid￿¥￿.
2.14 Fund accountlng
General funds arn unrestricted fuThJs are available use at the discretion of the Trustees in
lurtheranee of the general ctydive9 of the Ctrwtty and have not been designated for other
purposes.
tmieslment income, gwns and bsses arg a&x3ted to Ihe appr￿riate fund.
Crltl¢al accountlng estlmates and areas of jud￿l￿nt
Estimates and judgments are conbnualty evakoted and are based on historical experience and other
factors. including expectations of future events that are believed lo t¢ reasonable under the
rcumstances.
The Charity makes estimates and assumptions eoncemiTrJ the future. Tha resulting acc￿nting estimates
and assumptions will, by d8finition. s8klom equal the reialed actual resutts. The estimates and
assumptions that have a significant dsk of causlng a materi81 aljUst￿￿nt to the carying ￿nOUnts of
assets and liabilities *ithin the next finwK¥al yaar are the prows¥)n •Jainsl (S)ubltul dobt and the deferred
income estimalw)n.
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BASIS REGISTRATION LIMITED
(A company Ilmhed by guarantse)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEPAEpfrs
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 OECEIABER 2023
In¢om? from donationi and legacle8
Total
nds
2023
Tot
funds
2022
funds
2023
tX)naIK￿S
4.893
4.893
In￿￿• from charltable acllvltles
Unrestrlct
funds
2023
Total
fvnds
2023
Tot81
funds
2022
Auditing and compliance
Examnation aThl training
Membersh4)s
BASIS dassroom
462.964
606.176
1.413.392
88.171
462,964
606,176
1,413,392
88.171
368.472
501,321
741,134
100,468
2,570.703
2,570,703
1.711.395
Investment Income
Unreslrfcted
funds
2023
Total
funds
2023
Total
funds
2022
Inwrne from invesknenl propeths
Income from listed iivestsnents
9.405
11.821
675
9,405
11.821
675
10,260
1.368
Bank interest receivat
21.901
21.901
11,832
Pa98 20

BASIS REGISTRATION UMITED
(A company Ilmit•d by guarnntw)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEPIJENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 310ECEM8ER 2023
Analysts of expendltur• on ¢har51•bh a¢tlvlti
Summary by fund type
funds
2023
Tt)tal
2023
Total
2022
Management
Auditing and compliance
Examination and trdining
Mgmberships
BASIS dassroom
supp￿ costs
2.160.730
106.548
237.992
214,588
68,604
87,401
2.160.730
106.548
237.992
214.Sa8
1,445,997
97. 156
113, 156
51.008
50.836
65,624
87.401
2,875,863
1875,863
1.823.777
Analy$l$ of axpèndlture by acttvl
Actlvllles
undertaken
directly
2023
Total
funds
2023
Tot
funds
2022
Man*3emenl
Auditing and compl.ance
Exam1r￿tiOn aTrJ trainiwKJ
M8mb8rships
BASIS d8ssroom
Suppc*1 costs
2,160,730
106.548
237,992
214.588
2.160.730
106.$48
237,992
214,588
68,604
87,401
1,445,997
97,t56
113.156
51.008
50.836
65,624
87.401
2.875,863
2,875,863
1.823,777
Audltors. r•mun•rntlon
2023
2022
Fees payat4e to the Charitys athjilor for the audit of the Charitys annual
7,850
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8ASIS REGISTRATION LIMITED
(A company Ilmlt•d by guarant••)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
10. Staff costs
2023
2022
Wages and salaries
Social seeurty costs
Conlribution to defined wilrthtion schemes
1,215.524
114275
108.789
878,915
89,991
77.940
1.438.588
1,046.846
The key man￿eMent personnel of the L*arity in ch8r98 of ¢Jirecting and controlling. running and
operating the charity on a day to day basis comprise the Tnjslees and Ihe Chief Executive Officer. The
total rnmuneralion {indudww employers Nl. pension contsibulions and benefits in kindl received by key
management personnel for Ihe year was £151.204 12022.. £314.489). Notè that the prior ￿ar
comparative includes c8rt8in membws of senior managament. Followir¥J a restructure. these employees
are llo longer deemed to be key manwjen*￿.
Key management claimed expenses tolalling £3.457 duriThJ the ￿ar.
Dwlng the year. the Charity made redU￿lanCY payTr￿nts of £20.255 121)22.. £nil). Thig was ¢*ulated
base(1 on the employees lerwJth of serv￿0 and was recognis8d in full within staff costs. Al the balanc8
sheet date. &1 pa￿nents In relalk)n to re(l￿￿nCY pajrnnls had been paid.
The average number of persons emknd by the Charity during the ypar was as folh)ws.'
2023
Mo.
2022
No.
Employees
35
The number of emplosws **wJ58 emplo￿ b8neffts lexchJJing empknyer pension costs) exceeded
£60.1x￿ was..
2023
No.
2022
No.
In thè band £60.001- £70.￿0
In the band £70.001- £80,000
In the ban(1 £80.001- £￿,000
In the band £100.001 - £110.(KX)
11. Tru$ts•$' r•mun•ratlon and •xpens•s
During the j￿r, c￿e or more Tntgtees has been reMunera1M￿ or has rec8iv8d oth8r b8nefits from
an 8mployTnenl with the Charity. Under the Charitys conslibjtior). remuneration can be pasd al Trustees
discretion for the roles of Chair arKI Treasurer. The ¥3￿ of Trustees. remuneration and other benefits
was as follows..
Mr D W A Burgess was remunernted £16.763 (2022: £10.(XM))
Mr M T Wear(len was remU￿r￿0d £6.417 (2022.. £7.OW)

BASIS REGISTRATION LIMITED
(A company Ilmlted by guarants•l
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMEMTS
FOR THE YEAR ENOED 31 DECEMBER 2023
11. TA￿1¢•8. vemuneratlon and exponsos (¢ontlnued)
DuriThJ the year ended 31 Decen*or 2023. expenses totallr¥J £1.438 We￿ reimbutsed or pakl directly to
4 Trustees 12022 - £1.100 to 3 Trustees). These expenses reimbursed ￿$ts in￿rTed for attendan¢e at
bowd meetings.
12. Taxatlon
The Chariws activities fall the exemptions afforded by the provisi￿S of the Corwration Tax Act
2010. Accordingly. there is no taxatM)n charge in these accounts.
13. Intsnglble •$8•ts
Computer
Co¥t
Al 1 January 2023
AddrtN)ns
209.879
Al 31 December 2023
61&747
Arnortl¥atlon
At 1 January 20fJ
Charge for the year
101,716
154,187
At 31 Dgcember 2023
255,903
Net book v•lu•
At 31 Decembw 2023
360.844
Al 31 December 2022
305, 152
The amc￿tISatiOn charge 01 £154.187 i5 re￿niSed in Ihe SOFA ¥￿thin managemenl ￿$ts. ￿¢1￿￿e￿
within the expenditure C￿ charitable adivities.
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BASIS REGISTIiATION LIMITED
(A compny Ilmli•d by guarwrtee)
NOTES TO TrIE FINANCIAL STATEMEIITS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
14. Tanglblé Ilxed a%s•ts
Frnehold Fixtures and
fittlngs
Computor
•quipm•nt
Totsl
Cost or valuatlon
At 1 January 2023
A(1di1￿￿$
Disposals
231,385
28,103
1200,000)
684,328
44,605
(200.000)
16.502
At 31 December 2023
16,502
59,488
528,933
D•pr•clafjon
At 1 January 2023
Charge for the year
On disposals
221.507
12,093
120D,000)
221.507
17.593
{200,000)
5,500
At 31 D￿ember 2023
33.600
39.11x1
N•1 IK•ok valu•
Al 31 December 2023
452.943
11.002
25.888
489,833
At 31 Decembgr 2022
452.943
9.878
462.821
The Freehold Propety is not depfeUa￿. in the ofthe TnJsle8s. ts rrrarket value ofth8 Fr8ehold
Property bs in excess of its wdluat¥)n. The most recent ￿partY valuallon was perfomwd by FId￿r Ta￿or
on 10 March 2020.
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BASIS REGISTRATION LIMITED
IA company Ilmlt•d by guarant••l
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENOEO 31 DECEMBER 2023
15. Flxèd a*s•t I￿￿$1m*￿ts
subsldlary
Li$tgd
¢ompanl•s Inv•stm•nl$
Totsl
Cost or valuatlon
Al 1 Jonuary 2023
Gains on investments
100
403,650
21.208
403.750
21.208
Al 31 Deeember 2023
100
424.858
424.958
N•t book val
At 31 December 2023
424858
424958
Al 31 December 2022
1C
403.650
401750
Tho Hstod inveslnwrts Sho￿ abo¥e ere ￿ld at ¥a￿kn.
The investments in Subsidiary ccMnp￿18s are hekl at C•)St.
Prlnclpal subsidiari•s
The folknmng was a Subsidiary undertakvw of the Chaiity.
Nam•
Company R•glster•d offic• or princip•l Class of
numb•r
p*• of buslI￿S
sharès
H¢ldlng
BASIS Clasgroom Limitsd
13523￿ St 14kn*a's Htxffje
Ordinary
100%
The financial resuts of the subshdiary fr)r thg Jpar wgrg..
Nam•
Net as$ots
BASIS Classroom Limiled
100
The yJbsidiary prepares financial slaiements to Ihe sear end 31 December 2023.
The Charity also has o iOKIt venlwe. ROSA Registratkjn Lwnitèd. a c<¥npany limited by guarantee.
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BASIS REGISTRATION LIMITED
(A company Ilmlted by guarantsel
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
16. Debtors
2023
2022
Duo wtthln one year
Trade debtors
Olher dgbtors
Prepa￿￿ents arnj accIL￿d In(￿me
432.218
3.233
61,755
265,463
10.965
44.095
497.206
320.523
17. Credltors: *Jnounts falllng due *ithln one year
2023
2022
Trade ue(litors
Am¢Mnts owed to group undertthThJs
Other taxation and ￿al Se￿Ilty
Other creditors
Accruals and deferred income
48,039
4,082
125,226
17.645
1,472.825
82.002
100
75.426
19,755
817.119
1.667.817
994.402
18. Accruals and deferred Income
Included wthin accruals deferred ino)m8 is a deferred in(x)mè balan￿ of £1.341.874 (2022..
£790,225).
During the year, the I￿1 pri￿ ba￿Ar￿ of £790225 was relwed, and a fvrther £1,341,874 was
deferred in the ￿rrent perw)d.
A large majority of the Chariws incy)me is li ￿alK￿ lo professp)nal wislers wthich relale to specified
periods. It is appropiiale to recowi%e Ihe ino)m8 the il reiales. as such 8 daferred
In￿Me balance aiises.
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8fvSIS REGISTRATION LIMITED
IA company limit•d by guarant••l
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMEKrs
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
19. Statsmenl of funds
Ststwnent of lund$- curront yoar
8alanc• at
31
Galnsl De¢•mber
(Losses)
2023
Balanc• at 1
January
2023
Incomo Expendltur•
Unrè$trlctsd lunds
General Funds- all funds
78S,038
2.YJ7.497
(2.875.863)
15.170
521,842
Ststsmènt of lunds - prlor y•x
Balance at
31
D8cemb81
Balance al
1 January
2022
Gain
(Losses)
Inc¢yng Exp9nditure
2022
unr￿trI¢t•d fvnds
General F￿d$- al fwds
921.258
1.723.027 (1,823.777)
(35,470)
785,038
Summary of funds
Summary of fvnds . ¢urrwrt y•ar
B•lan¢o at
31
Galnsl Dècember
(Losses)
2023
BalarKo at 1
January
2023
Income Expendilure
General funds
785.038
1597.497 P,874863)
15.170
521.842
Sufflmary of funds- wlor year
8alancp at
31
December
2022
Balance at
l January
2022
Gwn
(Losses)
General funds
921.258
1.723,027
f7,823. 777)
f35.470)
785.038
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B￿ls REGISTRATION LIMITED
IA company Ilmit•d by guaran1••)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATE141ENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
21. Analysls of n•t ass•ts b•tw••n funds
AnalyslB of n•t assets b•t*••n funds- curv•nt y•ar
Unre6trl¢tsd
funds
2023
Total
nds
2023
Tangible fixed assets
Intangible fixed assets
Fixed ass8l investments
Current assets
Creditors due within one year
489,833
489,833
360,844
360,844
424.958
424.958
914,024
914.024
(1,667.8171 11.667.817)
T¢)tal
521.842
521,842
Anatysls of net assets belww funds. wlor year
Unrestric18d
funds
2022
Total
ftmds
2022
Tang**le fixed assets
Intanglble fixed assets
Fixed asset investments
Current assets
Cr9ditors due wthin on8
462.821
305.152
403,750
607.717
(994.402)
462.821
305. 152
403.750
60T,717
(994,402)
Total
785,038
785,038
Pag8 28

BASIS REGISTRATION LIMITED
(A company ￿mIted by guarants•)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMEIITS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
22. Ra¢on¢lllatlon ol n•t mov•m•nt In funds to n•1 cash fvw froffl 0￿14t1n9 •ctlvltlo5
2023
2022
Net expeTrditwe the Jpar (as per Statement of Financial Activities)
(263,196)
(136.220)
Aljustm•nts lor:
Depreuation charges
Amortisalion tharges
Lossesllgains) ijn investrnents
[￿VIdendS. interests and rents frorn inves1n￿nts
Inryease in d9blors
Inuease wi creditors
17.593
154.187
(15.170)
{21,901)
1176,683)
667.377
5,143
107.717
35.47CI
(11.630)
(2,406)
23,292
Nèt ¢￿h provid•d by oporatlng actlvlt
362,207
15,366
23. AnatyBls ol Ga¥h and ush oquiv•l•nts
2023
2022
Cash In hand
41&818
287,194
Total cash and cash equlval•nts
416,818
287,794
24. Analys1$ of changes in net dobt
At31
D•c•mber
2023
January
2023 Cash flows
Cash at bank and i) hand
287,194
129.624
416.818
25. P•nsion commitm•nts
The Ch￿ty operates a defined contribu11￿ pensb)n scheme. The assats of thè schemo 8r8 h8ld
separately from those of the charity Hi •) Independent￿ adminlstered lund. The pension cost charge
represents conlrthtions payable by the charity to the fund and amounted to £108.789 (2022: £77.9401.
Contributions of È9.201 12022.. £10.9351 were payabbe tr) the fund at the balan￿ sheel date and are
inGbJded in Credit￿$.
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BASIS REGISTRATION LIMITED
{A c(Anpany Ilmltad by guarants•)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
Operatlng leaso commlknents
At 31 December 2023 the Charity had C￿m￿ments lo make fLrture minimum lease payments undar non-
ncellable operating leases as f￿k￿¥s.
2023
2022
Not later than 1 year
Later than 1 year and nol laler ttlan 5 >pars
14,608
41.446
40.743
35,032
56.054
75,775
Lease payinents totalling £38.25612022 £38,242) have been rec(NJnised as an expense during the year.
R•lat•d party Iransactlons
OuTing the year fdlo*wg transackn took place at ami's I￿gth between the charity and retale
parti8S'.
Payments f¢X PR serwces of £2.72912022: £1.4781 ¥•we made lo G D(Klgson. At the balance sheet date
£972 (2022.. £1.1361 remainod outstandwty.
Payments for Amenity subscription fees of £nil (2022: £3.3￿> wore mad? to a company in wh￿h J
Movertey is a director in common.
Sales of £60,138 purchases of £1.765 12022: £47.927 and £nil) respectNe￿ were made to
companies in vA)ich S Everett Is a dire¢tL¥ wi c¢ynmon. At ts balan￿ sheet dale £318 {2022: £1.775}
remwned due Irom Ihese companies.
Sales of £29812022: £nil} We￿ lo companieg in whth D W Burgtss 1$ a director in comThK)n. At
the balance sheet date £38 (2022.. £nll remained the fr(xn Ihese companies.
Purchases of£2.139 (2022: £7.668) m*Je Irom R Fer￿ty¢k in re￿tion to Exam Chaimi8n feès.
Purchases advisory of £17,100 (2022: £3.(th) were made from a ¢c￿panY in whith M Wearden
18 a thrector h) c(Knmon.
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