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|Independent<br>Examiner's Report||||
|Statement ofFinancial Activities||||
|Balance Sheet||||
|Cash Flow Statement||||
|Notes to the Cash Flow' Statement||||
|Notes tothe Financial Statements|12|to|22|
|detailed Stntement ofFinancial Activities||||





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|STATKMKNT OFF<br>ANCIAL ACTIVITIE<br>FORTHK YEAR K<br>Kil31~CH 2023|S|||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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|||Unrestricted|Restricted|Total|Total|
|||funds|funds|6nids|funds|
|INCOMK AN9 ENDO%'MKNTS FROM||||||
|Donations<br>and legacies||||9,425||
|Charitable<br>activities||||||
|Advice||||||
|Other trading activities<br>Investment<br>inconie|3<br>4|2,092<br>4178|-|2,092<br>4178|3,224<br>43|
|Total||373,067|233,601|668 368|601 '168|
|KXPKNIMTIJRK ON||||||
|Charitable activities<br>Advice<br>NXT INCOME/(EXPKNDITURK)|||298,492<br>(2,991)|652,846<br>15,712|513,404<br>(11,636)|
|Other recognised gains/(4sses)<br>Actuarial<br>gains on defmed benefit schemes||276,000||276,000|243,000|
|Net tnovetnent<br>in funds||294,703|(2,991)|291,712|23l,364|
|RKCONCILIATION OFFUNDS||||||
|Total funds bronght forward||||655,851||
|TOTAL~$CAIIIUED FORWARD||||||





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|||Unrestricted|Restricted|Total||
|||funds|6mds|funds||
|CURRENT ASSETS||||||
|Debtors||45,378|||26,644|
|Cash atbank and in hand||477459|||411546|
|||||(204,001)|(209,339)|
|TOTAL ASSETSLESSCURRENT||||||
|LIAIILITIKS||318,835||323,563|228,851|
|PENSION ASSET|16|624,000||624,000|427,000|
|NET ASSETS||947,955|4776|947,563|655 957|
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|||||4,728||
|||||947,563||





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|Cash floors from operating activities||||||
|Cash generated<br>from operations||||||
|Net cash provided by operating|activities|||||
|Cash Aors from investing activities||||||
|Interest received||||||
|Net cash provided by investing|activities|||||
|Change in cash and cash equivalents<br>the reporting<br>period,||in||70,640|96,755|
|Cash and cash eqnivalents<br>at the<br>beginning ofthe reporting<br>period||||411546|3'l4 791|
|Cash and cash equivalents<br>at|the end|of||||
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|Wet incomel(expenditure)<br>for the reporting<br>Statement ofFinnnciai Activities)|period (asper the||(11,636)|
|---|---|---|---|
|Adjustments<br>for;<br>Interest received.<br>Increase in debtors<br>(Decrease)iincrease<br>in creditors<br>Difference between pension chere and cash|contributions|(3,362)<br>(18,735)<br>(5,337)<br>79000|(45)<br>(7,324)<br>108,715<br>7,000|
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|FOR|<br>   <br>AR ENDED 31MAR<br>2023|||
|---|---|---|---|
|2.|DONATIONS<br>AND LEGACIES|||
||Donations|||
||Employment<br>allowance|||
||Miscellaneous<br>income|||
|||2023||
||Rents received|816||
||Deposit account mterest|3362||
|||4 178||
|$.|INCONK FROM CHARITABLE ACTIVrrIES|||
||In addition the following<br>amounts have been deferred to 2023/24:|||
||||2022|
||Brighton and Hove City Council »Digital Innovation<br>Brighton and Hove City Council -RUSS immigration<br>Money Advice Service||45,000<br>41,022<br>2,500|
||Citizens Advice Bureau -CostofLivrng Crisis|||
||Grants received, included. in the above, are as follows:|2023|2022|
||Money Advice Service<br>MacmiOan<br>Brighton and Hove City Council<br>—Moneyvorks<br>Brighton and. Hove City Council<br>—Advice Matters<br>Brighton and Hove Citizens Bureau -%armth for %'ellbeing<br>Citizens Advice Bureau - Help to Claim<br>Cardinal Management<br>Citizens Advice Bmeau -Department<br>of%or@and Pensions<br>Brighton and Hove City Council -Fixed Costs<br>Arun and Chichester Citizens Advice Bureau<br>BDghton and Hove City Conncrl -Digital Innovation<br>Citizens Advice Bureau -%armth for %eUbeing|124/89<br>67,137<br>54,830<br>133,306<br>87,000<br>21,023<br>48,812<br>3,43'1<br>45,000<br>9210|103,838<br>52,391<br>57,910<br>134,094<br>34,680<br>81&253<br>19,954<br>6,550|
||Carried forward|594,138||





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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
||Brought fonvard<br>Brighton and 8ove City <br>University ofSussex<br>~IITrust|||Council|—BUSSIxmnigration||594,138<br>41,022<br>3,500<br>14203||
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|6.|CHAlGTASLE||ACTIVlTIES||COSTS||||
|||||||Direct|Support||
|||||||Costs (see|costs (see||
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|||||||654,496|~1,660)||
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||Salary costs<br>Staff~s<br>Office costs<br>Premises costs<br>Partners||||||544,784<br>11,487<br>56,068<br>42,15'7|367,550<br>4,791<br>42,302<br>85,079<br>9328|
|||||||||509050|
|8.|SUPPORT COSTS.||||||||
||||||||Governance||
|||||||Finance|costs|Totals|
|||||||t10,00000)|6160|~1660)|
||Support costs, included|||h the above, are asfollows:||||2022|
|||||||||Total|
||||||||Advice|activities|
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||Interest payable<br>and siInilar charges<br>Independent<br>examiners<br>fee<br>Accountancy||||||(10,000}<br>1,800<br>6,550|(4,000}<br>1,680<br>~6674|
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|The total emoluments ofall employees<br>durmg the year were|as follows:||
|---|---|---|
||2023|2022|
|Salaries and %ages<br>Social Security Costs<br>Pension Costs<br>FRS17Pension Scheme Adjustment|411,429<br>36,162<br>8,447<br>g7,000|327,307<br>2'7,209<br>30,523<br>10,000|



|e ey g<br><br>   <br>employee<br>benefits<br>(gross<br>pay<br>plus<br>employers<br>national<br>insurance<br>and pension<br>management<br>personnel<br>were $52,072(2022 660,054}.|e ey g<br><br>   <br>employee<br>benefits<br>(gross<br>pay<br>plus<br>employers<br>national<br>insurance<br>and pension<br>management<br>personnel<br>were $52,072(2022 660,054}.|contributions)|of the<br>key|
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|COMPARATIVKS FORTHK STATEMENT OFFINANCIAI. ACTIVITIES <br>UBYcstActed||2022<br>Restricted|Total|
||funds|funds|funds|
|INCONX AND ENDOWMENTS FROM||||
|Donations<br>and legacies||||
|Charitable activities<br>Advice||192,004||
|Other trading activities||||
|Investment<br>income||||
|EXPENQIl'I}RK ON||||
|Charitable<br>activities<br>Advice<br>NET INCOME/(KXPKNjMTURK)|311,238<br>(1,473)|202 166<br>(10,163)|513,404<br>(11,636)|
|Other recognised gains/(losses)<br>Actuarial<br>gains on de6ned benefit schemes|243000||243 OQD|
|Net movement<br>ln funds|241,527|||
|RECONCILIATION OF APmS||||
|Total funds brought forward|406,606|||





|11.|CONPARATIVES FOR THE STATEMENT OFFINANCIAL ACTIVITIES <br>Unrestricted|CONPARATIVES FOR THE STATEMENT OFFINANCIAL ACTIVITIES <br>Unrestricted|2022-eoatmued<br>Restricted|Total|
|---|---|---|---|---|
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||TOTAL FUNDSC~LBFOR%'ARD||||
|||Of6ce|||
|||equipment|||
|||atld|Computer||
|||farmture|equtpmeQt|Totals|
||DEPRECIATION||||
||At 1 April 2022 and 31March 2023||||
|13,|DKSTORS: AMOUNTS FALLING DUK %ITHIN|ONE YEAR|2023||
||||38,138<br>~740||
|14|CRKI}ITORS' AMOUNTS FALLINC DUK %ITHIN ONK YEAR||2023|2022|
||Trade creditors||138,693<br>14@79|110,411<br>10,406|
||Accruals<br>Deferred mcome<br>Amounts<br>held ort behalf ofothers||1S,000<br>36029|88,522|
|||||209339|





|Unrestricted<br>fends<br>General fund<br>Designated<br>Fund —lTEqipment<br>Designated Fund -Pension<br>Designated<br>Fund - Training<br>Designated<br>Fund - Digital|Unrestricted<br>fends<br>General fund<br>Designated<br>Fund —lTEqipment<br>Designated Fund -Pension<br>Designated<br>Fund - Training<br>Designated<br>Fund - Digital||645,132<br>3,000||(43,621)<br>10,000<br>12,000<br>21621|896,214<br>3,000<br>10,000<br>12,000<br>21 621|
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|Restricted fttnds|||||||
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|Moneycvorks|||||||
|Citizens Advice Bureau|—BEIS||||||
|Brighton and Hove City|Council -Warmth||||||
|for %'ellbeiug|||||||
|Net movement<br>in funds,|included|in the above are as follows:|||||
||||Incoming||Gains and|Movement|
||||resources||losses|in funds|
|IJnrestrieted<br>funds<br>General fund|||373,056|(354,353)|276,000|294,703|
|Restricted funds|||||||
|Brighton and Hove City <br>Moneyvrorks|Councii-|||||(4,446)|
|Brighton and Hove City <br>Matters<br>Citizens, Advice Bureau.|Council <br> —BEIS|-Advice||(136,806)<br>(2,331)||(2,331)|
|Brighton and Hove City Council <br>for Wellbeing<br>CostofI.iving Crisis<br>Trussell Trust||-Warmth|87,000<br>2,663<br>14203|(83,214)<br>(2,663)<br>~14203)||3,786|
||||295,502||||
|TOTAL FUM)$|||668558||||





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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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|||||||m funds||
|Unrestricted|funds|||||||
|General 5md||||||||
|Designated<br>Fund - ITEqipment||||||||
||||||||648,132|
|Restricted funds||||||||
|Brtghton and Hove City Counctl-<br>Moneyworks<br>Citizens Advice Bureau -BEIS|||||14,571<br>3310|||
||||||17881|||
|Comparative|net movement|in fImds, included||in the above are as follows:||||
|||||Incoming|Resources|||
|||||resources|expended|||
|Unrestricted<br>General fund|funds|||||243,000|241,526|
|Restricted funds||||||||
|Brighton and <br>Moneyworks|Hove City Council-|||57,910|||(9,328)|
|Brighton and Hove City Council<br>Matters<br>Citizens Advice Bureau -BE'lS|||—Advice|134,093|||~N4|
|||||302003||||
|TOTAL FUNDS||||301 /68||||





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|Current service cost<br>Net interest front net defmed benefit<br>asset/liability<br>Past, service cost.|||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
||||26,000|30000|
|Actual return on plan assets|||||
|Changes in the present value ofthe defmed benefit|obligation|are as foHoms;|||
||||De6ned|benefit|
||||pension|plans|
||||2023,|2022|
|Opening defmed benefit obligation<br>Oirrent service cost<br>Contributions<br>by scheme participants<br>Interest cost<br>Actuarial lossesi(gains)<br>Benefits paid|||1,823,000<br>36,000<br>5,000<br>47,000<br>248,000<br>(61,000)|1,834,000<br>34,000<br>5,000<br>36,000<br>(50,000)<br>(36,000)|
|Rerueasurements:|||||
|Actuarial<br>(gains)/losses<br>&om changes in<br>demographic<br>assumptions|||48,000||
|Achenial<br>(gains)/losses<br>from changes in.<br>fmancia1 assumptions|||~7380tl0)||
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|---|---|---|
|Opening fair value ofscheme assets<br>Contributions<br>by employer<br>Contributions<br>by scheme participants<br>Administntion<br>expenses<br>Expected return<br>Actuarial<br>gams/(losses)<br>Benefits paid|2,250,000<br>(51,000)<br>5,000<br>(2,000)<br>57,000<br>(156,000)<br>~01,000|2,025,000<br>24,000<br>5,000<br>(1,000)<br>40,000<br>193,000<br>~96 000|
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
||||||pension|plans|
||||||2023|2022|
|Actuarial<br>(gains)/losses<br>from <br>demographic<br>assumptions|||changes|m|(48,000)||
|Actuarial <br>fmanc1al <br>Actuarial|(gains)/losses<br> assun1pttons<br> gains/(losses)|from|changes|in|738,000<br>~414000)|243,000|



|The major categories of scheme|assets as apercentage oftotal scheme assets are as follows:|assets as apercentage oftotal scheme assets are as follows:|
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||Defjned benefit||
||pension plans||
||2023|2022|
||71o/o|74~to|
||12o/o|16o/o|
||16%|80/o|
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|Prmcipal actuarial assumptions|atthe Balance Sheet date (expressed as weighted averages):||
|||2022|
|Discount rate<br>Future salary increases<br>Future pension increases||2.60o/o<br>3300/o<br>33001o|





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|Donations and legacies<br>Donations<br>Employment<br>allowance<br>Miscellaneous<br>income||1,762<br>5,000<br>2663|879<br>4,000<br>2950|
|---|---|---|---|
|Other trading activities||||
|Fundraising<br>events||||
|Investment<br>income<br>Rents received<br>DeposIt account interest||816<br>3362|45|
|Charitable<br>activities<br>Grants|||490,670|
|Total incoming resources|||501768|
|Charitable activities|||367550|
|Salary costs<br>Staffcosts<br>Office costs<br>Premises costs|||4,791<br>42,302<br>N,079,<br>9 328|
|Partners||||
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|Finance<br>Expected return on pension scheme assets<br>Interest on pension scheme liabilities||(57,000)<br>42000|(40,000)<br>36000|
|||(10,000)||
|Governance<br>costs<br>Independent<br>examiners<br>Accountancy|fee||1,680<br>6,674|
||||3354|
|Total resources expended|||533,404|
|Wet income/(expenditure)||||



