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MODF.RTh ART PRF.SS
A COMPANY LIMITED BY GL.41L4NTEF.
REPORT A￿D FIN.4NCI.41. ST.4TF.MF.NTS
30TH SEPTEIIBER. 2021

MI)DEILN .4RT PRESS
REPORT AIND FIII.LNCIAL STATEMENTS
30TH sF.PTF.￿IBF.R. 2021
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Company InfomLq(ion
Report ofihe TrY￿e¢s
Indep¢ndent Examiner's Rcport
SiateTnenl ot FinanLial .4dii'iti¢s
Summary Income and Expcndiwrc .4ccount
Balance Sheet
Notes to the F'inancial Statements
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MODEIiN .IRT PRESS
C()MPAI%I INFORK.ITlnT
DIRECTORS.4ND TRLISTEES
John Nicoll
RiLhard m￿ll
Brian Allen
RF.GISTERED OFFICF.
37 Bury Street.
London.
SWIY6AU.
COMPAhl' NUI¥IBER
5938575
SOLICITOILS
Charlvs RU￿]] Speechlys LLP.
5 Fleet Place.
London,
EC4M 7RD.
BAf*KERS
Barclayg Bank PLC.
l O Markei Street.
Rradford.
We41 Yorkshire.
BDI IEG
ACCOLNT￿NTs
Roberts & C"0..
(".hJrt£rcd Accountants.
136 Kensington Church SLreeL
Loiidon.
W8 4BH.
II%DEPEliDF.YT EXAMINER
Phillip Roberts.
Roberts & Co.,
136 K¢nsin8tOsk ChurL'h Streei.
London,
W¥ 4BH.
REGASI'kRED CHARITI, .%UI¥IBER
1117563

MI)DERN ART PRES
REPORT OF TIIE TRUSTEES
The directors of the charitablc compan}. I"'thc cbatity'l are its Trustee5 for th¢ purpos¢ of il13riiJ la￿. ai)d
throughout this report are colle¢tt&'Lly retc￿Ld to as its Trusiees. The Trustees pr¢s¢nt iheir report tO¥Lth¥r
with the financial statemeiiis for ihe year ended l(hh Sq)iert]ber. ?021. The financial srateinei?ts Lomply with
th¢ Chariti¢s .4Lt ?01 I, the SiateIn¢nl vl- Rrioinii￿nd<d PraLiice tor Charities ISORP 201 s} ISeLund Ediiion.
¢ff¢itii"¢ IstJanuary, 20191 and th¢ Financial Rewrting S(andard appli¢abl¢ in th¢ UK iuid RwubliL vt Ii¢lJnd
{FRS 1021.
LEG,iL AI%D ADNIANISTIi.ITInN
Modern Art Press is a company limiied bv wrdnt¢e and a rL'¥451ereil ih8rits' ¥oN'erned by its memorandum
and anicles vrdN5￿iat7On. The charit% r¥LVlSt¢i¢d on ihi I:(h Janu(￿, 21K)7 under number 111756) 8nd
was in¢oTrM)ratcd on the 18th September. ?IK)6 under number 059311575.
STRLCTURE, GOI"EILYANCE AND ￿lANAGE,￿ENT
Th¢ iharitN' siruLlure is that thcr¢ is a board ofnon*xeLUtives idt l¢&%131 who arc also mcinbers of the Lompany
and charity Trustees. The Trnstccs are qoi"erned bv the coinpanl s memordndum and anicles ofa&sL)ciaiion.
The b04rd has powers to appoint an adi'i50ry pancl if nLcessary. Tem)5 oforri¢¢ ar¥ noi 10 CXCLcd 5 ycars.
bui Trusttts can k rvdppoinied for a further Tcrm nor to cxceed 3 years.
PR1￿CIPAL OWECTtIES ,INI) ACTII"ITIES
The prinLipal artiN"it) ot. the charilv coniinu¢s to be ihe adi'aniemcnl ot cducation by Lommi5sionin¥ dnd
publishing 'Catalngue Raisonnes. of modern ani5ts. not l.et 3dcquatcl)' coi.ered b). published materi31. Thc
ch41rity has procured ihL ¥m"ices of a writer w.ho ￿'Ork(￿ on the ch￿ty.5 initial proj¢d. It IS CllV15aged that
the Lost of commissioningv th¢ wThter and publishing kosT5 B'ill be LON'ered by grants r￿cli.ed and. iii due course,
rei"enu¢s from ihe publicaiivn o(IhL Lathlogue.
Whil%t thc charii J s principal focu% remains on eaialogues raisonnes. it also exiertd4 the remit to edkjcalional
books about an and its hisrory more generally.
Th¢ Trustees Loiitimi wheii rel.ie￿.ln¥ th¢ Trusiees report. dims. objeitiie5 and aLiivili¢s that they have
compiled with ihc dutv in Seliion 17 of ihe ?01 I Chariiics Aci io have due regard to guidance publish¢d by
the Charity Commi&sion iT2¢1udiiig publiL benefit.
ACHIEI'EMEfiTS A￿D PERFORMANCE
The bentfils ot rhe chan.ty ar¢ the promoiioD of artisiic appreLiation alld the furtherance ot"education about
The charity continues io rcceive the donated seTrices Iby seLthidin¢ntl of an individual who acts a6 Chief
ExeLUtIV¢ dnd is resp)nsible for rhe da!, tu day runniiig of the b￿51￿¢$5. In addition. lh¢ individual's role is
extend¢d to inLlude assistingT and overseeing th¢ chariij s publicaLaun5.

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REPORT OF THE TRLSTEE.S
.4CHIF.I'EMF.I%TS PF.RFORMANC'F. {continuedl
D¢spit¢ the ongoing the Covid-19 pandemR¢. charit). published four bwks in 2021=
Susan Sloman. Guiiishorough in Londo
Christopher White, Van Th'ck the Ari ol"Poriroilure
Margaret GarLake. Anisis.VuA'iiig Lartd¥cape5 in Posi-iiar Briiain
Andr¢a Rosc (Ld.). Leoii Kossnll... cafalo￿le RaIs0￿￿e ol'ihe Oil Painting.
FINANCIAL REN'IEM.
Th¢ clkirity has achieved 2 surplus t￿"5 }'ear of £77.154 1 ?020- £144,533). Thc Trustees anticipate Lhat in the
luture the clwity will conlinue io be in a position to lund all of ILS acliviiies fn)m sales revenucs at]d ￿nts
receiv¢d and use any exce&% iiicoming rviources to ￿nd funlid. wojecis.
RESERN'ES POLICI"
Th¢ charity's reserves p)li¢y is tu accumulare unrestriLied funds" iuffiiient to 5UStain all the aciiviti¢¥ (Trf the
charity for ar leasr a year du¢ lo th¢ long rerni commitm¢nt rcquired by The charit) S 41ltllyity diid th¢ ever
prcscni uncenainry ol continued sponsorship.
Frcc reserves retained for usc by the cban.ty are deemed to bc those that are readily realisable. Icss funds who
users are restrict¢d or dcsignat¢d for particular purpos￿.
The chdriry's fr¢¢ rcsL'rves ai ihe y¢yr-cnd amounted to £%6.804 1?020 - £62.053). reprttseniing retaincd
unrestricted inrvTne reseryes.
The charity's r¢stricted reser¥'es ai the year-end any)unted 10 £5?6.015170)O- L443,6?7I, rcprcsenLing retained
re¥tricted income reserK"e&.
RISK POLICI.
The Trustees ar¢ r¢sponsible for th¢ managemeni of ihe faced by the Lbarity. Risks are idenrified and
assesscd and c()ntrols arc esiablished throughoui the year. A forn￿1 rei'ieu. of ihe ¢harity's risk management
process is undcrtakcn on an annua] btL%iS.
The key Lonti015 used by ihe ihdrity include fumjal ageiidas and mTrnut¢s for all Trnsie¥ In¢¢tin¥s,
comprehensive planning. budgeting and acLounting and clear authori%ation and apprui'al levels of all grants
and oih¢r L%￿ndin￿e. Controls over operarion uf Ihc Lhariry's banL- account are consid¥red io bL adLquately
mana¥ed.
Through the risk managcmcni processeg cstablished. the Trustees arc satisfied thai th¢ major risks idrntificd
haN'e been adequately mitigated where Decessarv IT Is Iccoenised that sVStcn￿ can onlv piovidc reasonable
bur noi libsolute assuranLe ihat major risks" hdV¢ been ade4Udtely tnan8ged. The m41jvr ri.sk% to which The
hariiy is exposed as identified by thc Trusitts hai"¢ becll reK'iew"ed and si'llcms hai.'e been e*tablishcd to
miti¥ate those risks.

MODEILN ART PRESS
REPORT OF TIIE TRUSTEES
GOING CONCEILY
Th¢ Trustees are of(he opinion that ihe chariiy has ad¢quaiL r¥sources to continue in operational ¢Xibl¢ncc for
the foreseeable future and there are no material unicrlainties rL'garding the chariry. s ability to do so.
PLAfiS FOR THE FUTLIRE
In 2022 the charits- will publish:
Tob) Treves. Li￿1￿11 Freud_. cala10￿le Rai50nNE ofilie Prinls
Chribtupher Lloyd. .Vulisse dnd ihe Joi. ofDruM'iiig
Oiher publieations if2 produc(ion are-.
Simon Sebag Monlefiore led.). Seven Portrrtits.- Siin'ii'ing ihe Holoca￿1
Jonathan MarsdLn. Seulplure in ihe Roial Coll&'iion Iw'tsrkiiTr¥ titl¢l
Jon whI￿leY. Fi'vncli .Vineieenih-Cenitirv Paiiiiings iii ilie Ashmoleuii,v￿Feurn
Alan Rowness. Sophie BowTh¢55. Jenna Lundin Atal. Barbara Hepmorth.. coldlo￿le Roisonne ofihe Painfings
d DraM'IttiRS
Sophie Bowness, Barb￿ra Hepis'orth.. (Qialo￿le Rdisonne of the Siulprures
Judy Collins, Eduardo Paol0￿1." Cnlalogue Raisonne ofihe.Veiol &ulpmres
Daniel Hemnann, Edudrdo Puolozzr.. Caialogue Rai5011ne ofihe Pn"nL
Catherine Lampert &-I'oby Trei"es. Lueian FiYud.- Caialogtse Rdlsollrte of ihe Oil Puinlings
Marla Price. Howard HéOgkin.' Caialoguv RaisoNiie ofrlie Painrings
Guy Robenson. Hoitrai.d Hodgkin." Caiulogue Raisonne ofihe Prini.s
RachLI Smith, Beli hicliolsoii.. Coialogue Raisoniie ofilie Oil Painiings
The d￿ect costs of these books" ar¢ fun(kd by i'arious irmjividuals and foUnd￿l￿n$.
DJRF.CTORS .4.YD TRLSTF.F.S
Th¢ TrustCL'S. who served throughout the y¢ar. ¢xccpi as ststed b¢low, wcre as fvllow's...
John Nicoll
Richard M&qon
Brian All¢n
John Morton Morris {dppointed I st February. 2021= resigned 14th April. ?0? I I
'I'he Hon. James Holland-Hibherr lapp)inied 1st Feb￿￿ry. .0? l.. resigned 14ih April. ?0" l )

MQDEILN ART PRESS
REPORT OF TIIE TRUSTEES
TRUSTEES, RESPONSIBILITIF.S IN REL.4TION TO THF. FINANCIAI. STATF.)IF.NTS
Company law requires the Truslccs lo prepare f￿￿1¢la1 sthiements that give a vue and fair vie￿. ofthe sthtc of
affaits vl- the chariry ai ihe ¢nd vl- th¢ fillancidl periixl and ot- its financial position at the end of thar year. In
pr¢parin8 those fin2noiai sraicments the Trnsi¢L% are rcquired ro:
sclcct suitable aLLOUtiiing policies and appl￿ th¢m CODSiStendy.'
observ¢ th¢ methods and priniipl¢s in th¢ Charifirs SORP".
make judgements and estimates that arc re&8onable and PTudeni:
sratL whithcr applicable L'K a¢countin¥ %landards and siatement (If r¢i()mniind¥￿ praL%icL hai'e been
f(Trllowe¢L subject lu anv material depamires disil0s¢d and explained in the fiiianiial st41terneiitS- diid
PT¢Pdrc the linanLial sta(em¢ni5 a going ioncem unl¢ss it Is inappropriaie to presume that the
charitsble ¢ompany will CODtiDue in op¢rdiion.
The Trustees are respon5ibl¢ for maintaining prop¢r accounting records Which dis¢lose with reasonable
acvuracy at any titne the finanLial positiun of th¢ iharii). and enables ihem tv ¢n%urc thai ihe financial
.%tatcmcnts complv m.ith the Companies .4ct !(X)6 and Chariiies .4cL ?01 l. Th¢ TtU51¢¢5 ari also responsible
for safLgj￿raing ihc assLiS of ihe ¢hatilv and hence for ￿kIng1 ri.￿on￿ble steps for the prevention and (Icicciion
of fraud and other irregularities.
The Trustves 3r¢ r¢5pK)nsible toi the maintujance and intrgtiry of Ihe corporate and finanLial Intom￿lI0￿
includcd on ihe charitabl¢ companv s IN'eb%it¢_ LLeislaiion in ihe Lnit¢d Kingdom goijerning ihe pr¢paration
and disscminatiun ol finan¥ial stai¥m¢rLlS ll¥)" difflr trom legis13ti4)ll in othcr jurisdiLtions.
In so far as thc Trustees are aware:
th¢re is no relevani inforniation ofwhich ihe charitsble company's indcpcndenl examiner is unaw'arc: and
the Truslccs hal'e tsken all stcps ihai the!" ought to hawe tsken to mak"c ihernselies aware of any r¢lci dnt
infL)rtnation and io esiablish that ihe ind¥Fnd¥nl eX￿￿]ner is aw?rc of ihai inforn)ation.
APPROVAL
Thi5 report was approved by the Board of dir¢¢iors and Trustees on 26th January. 2022 and sagned on iheir
bchal[
Richard fvlason
Trust¢¢

MODEILN ART PRESS
INDEPEIIDENT E￿￿mINER'S REPnRT TO THE MEMI BERS QF
MODERJ ART PRF.SS
I report lo the chariN T￿￿1¢¢5 on m! examination of the accounts of the company for th¢ year elided .30th
September, 7021.
Respon5ibilitie5 and basis of report
As ihe eh2rily's TruslLes of the cnmpan). (and 21sA) its directors for the purposL'S of companv lawl you arc
r¢spunsiblc for (he pr¢paration of the accounts in accordanLeThith ihe requir¢m¢niS of thc CompaniLS.4ci 2006
I'the 2006 Acl. l.
Ha￿Ing Satisfied myself that the accounts ofihe COTnpanv are noi required to be audited undcr Pan l 6 of the
?006 Act and are eligible for independent examindtion. I r<y)n in re>pect of my examindlion ol}'our charity's
accounts a5 carried out under seclion 145 of ihe Charities Acr :Q I I I'the ?01 l Ait'l. In C41rrytng out my
examinatioll I have follo￿.¢d the Direclions gii'en by ihe C"han"Ly Commission under section 145151 Ib) of Ihc
2011 Act.
Independcnt examlner's s14tement
I hai¥ Lornpleted my examinaTIOTi. I conhrni that no matters hai'e coine to my attention in co[￿eCtI()I? ￿'1th the
examinarion ing me caube io b¢li¢v¢'.
a¢counting recoriL4 w.ere not kept in respecl of ihe companv &s required by seciton i86 of ihe 2006 Act.
or
thc accoun[% do noi accord ￿'1(h thoK records. or
thc accounts do not comply with the accowiiing requiremenis of Kclion 196 of the 2006 Act oth¢r than
anv iequircnicnt Lhai the accounts gil'e a true and lair view. whith is nol a matter considered as part of an
indcpcnden¢ eAamination' ur
the aeeounts have noi l)een prepared in aecordance H'tih the methods and principles of the Statement of
RLiomiiiLmded Prdclicc fur accounring alld rLP)ning b!" chariiic5 appliLable tv ihariti￿ prepariiig their
accounty in accordance %ty'ith the Financial Reporting S￿ndard applicable in the UK and Republi¢ of
IrLldnd IFRS 101
I ha￿.¢ no concerns and hai'e come across no oiber maitcrs in connection M ith thc cxaminaiion 10 ￿"hICh
attention should b¢ drawn in ihi5 l¢POrt in order lo ¢nable 3 proper und¢r5tanding of ihe a¢¢vuDtS to be reach¢d.
Philllp Roberts. FCA
RobLrtb & Co.,
Chartered Ac¢owitants.
136 Kensington Church Str¢cL
London.
W8 413H.
16th January. 70??

MC)DEILY ART PRESS
STATF.N1F.NT nF FINA￿cIAL ACTII'ITIES
.10TH SEPTEMBEIL 2021
2021
2020
Ilnresirfcted Re51ricted
f•nds
funds
Total
Income
Voluntary inLome
InvLslment intome
Incominb* resourL¢5 from lhari￿ble actii'iiies
193.019
193.019
53.783
87?
278,487
$2.77!
738,145
290,917
Total incotne
24i.843
38.14)
4113.9118
333.142
Expenditure
(Jovernan¢¢ cosis
Direct chariLable ex￿nd]lure
7.340
243.751
.-140
399.4Y4
4.532
I S4,077
155.742
Total expendiiure
251.Q97
155.742
406,814
188.(
F.T INCOME
8?.403
77,1$4
144,533
FLND BALAYCE BROIGHT FORWARD
AT 30TH sF.PTF.1IBE￿ 2020
6?,U43
443.622
505,675
361.142
FLND BALANCE C.4RRIED FORII'.4RD
AT 30TH SF.PTF.i¥IBE]L 2021
£$6.8IH £526.025 LS8? 829 £505.675
The btalcment of financial actii'iiies includes all gains dnd lo&ses recognised in ihe y¢ai.
All incoming resources and resources Cxpcnded derii"e from coniinuing acti¥ities.
The company hL8 no Tccognised gains or lok%es other than the surplus for th¢ y&v.
The ac¢otnpanying noies fomi on intcgral part of these financial sialemenis.

MC)DEILN ART PRESS
SUMMARY I.NCOl%IE.￿lD EXPENDITL,RE ACCOL.YT
JOTH sEPTE￿IBER, 2021
2021
2020
Gross in¢oThe for the vear
unre￿triCt¢d income
Restricted income
245.841
?38.145
82.226
?50.916
483.988
731.142
Expenditure for ihe l'ear
1406.¥34)
(1118.609)
Yet income b¢iDg net surplus ftsr the !-ear
L77.154
£144.533
The accompan*ing notc5 forni an inl¢gral pan of thes¢ financial siat¢ment5.

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MOLILILN AR'I YKESS
BALAfiCE SHEET-.IOTH SEIryEIIBEIL 2091
2021
2020
CL.RRENT ASSETS
tkbtor5
Cash ai bank and in band
4.-177
589.63X
1.6_1_1
5111,258
594.015
519.8YI
CREDITORS: 4NIOLNTS FALLING
DLF. II'ITFIIN ONE I"F..4R
10
{11.186)
114.2161
I%ET ASSETS
£i82,879
£S05.675
FLIYD BALAf*CE
Llnr¥'striitL'd fuiids
RLSIriLied lunds-
56.804
4?6.0?5
443.622
TOTAL CH.41UTY Fl￿Ds
£q82,829
£$05.675
Tht directors con%id¢r thar ihc company is entitl¢d to cxcmption from thL requirem¢nr to havc an audit undLr
th¢ provisions of seLiion 477 of th¢ Companies ..ILt IIK)6 1"th¢ .4it-'} and meinbers have nol requir¢d th¢
Lompany to obthin an audii of its accounts for thc year in accordanLe wilh scclion 476 of thc Companies Act
2006.
Th¢ direLfors aEkrtou-ledg¢ Iheir rrsponsibilities ensurinu ihai rhe Lompans. keepg acci)unring records N-hiLh
comply with section i¥0 ol Ihe .4ci and for priparing financial siaiemcnts which gi￿C a irue and fair i"ieH of
rhe statL ot. aftairs of the company at 30th Sepiember. 201 l and of the result for the year thLn L￿d¢d in
aLLorddn¢e w.ith rhe re4uirem¢nts of 5eciion .)94 and _195 of the Act ai)d whiLh utherwis¢ comply with the
requir¢inints ol Ihe coMpdni￿ ?006 relaiin&i io thl financial slaienk'nts so Idt applicablc lo ihc
companv.
The financial siaiement.q have been prepared in accordance Hith Ihe special proi'isions relating io companie
subject to
e small companies regim¢ ii"itbin Pan 15 ot-the Companics Act 2006.
Approi'ed aiid auihorised tor issuc
by thc Trust¢c4 of KlodLrn Art Prcs5
and ¥i¥￿ed on thLir bLhalf on
?6ib January, 2022.
Rithard M4son - TtUsle¢
The accotnpanving nvt¢5 form an inlegrdl pan of thcsl financial siatements.

10.
MODEILY ART PRESS
I%C)TES TO THE FIN￿NCl.￿L STATE%IENTS
30TH SF,PTF.MBF.R. 2021
ACCODI%TIP*G POI.ICIF.S
B*sis of preparation of *¢counts
The fillaniial siatLments hai'< b¢¢n prcpared in aecordani¢ iviih Ihc Sthterneni ofRecommended PidLticc for
Charilies ISORP ?015) Iseeond Eth"iion. effeciii'e l%1 JJnuarn".
019). Ihe Financial Reporting Siandard
applicahlc in ihe UK and Republic of Ireland IFRS 10.1 and thc C-ompanies Acl 2006.
-rhe orgallisalion meets ihe definition of a public benefit cntity under FRS 10?
Assets and liobilitie% ar¢
initi&llv r¢¥ognised at hislorical cost or trdn5action value unle55 oihcTh4se 5raied in ihL relei'ani accounting
policy notes.
In addition these financial sta(emeuls hai"e been prepared under the historical cost coni'ersion.
Go5ng coneern
In assessing the chariTh s ubility Io Lontinu¢ as a guin¥ conLCrn, the Trn%re¢s hav¢ coniidcred the liquidity
position r¢¥ iewed aniiLipaied fundsng commimienis for ih¢ forcs¢cable fU￿re. The Trnstees b¢li¢v¢ that
the Lhdrily is adiquaiLl%' pla¢ed Io manage its business riskN successfully and meei ils liabililie.4 ihc!, fall
due. bor this r¢a50n. the-l-tlLSTee5 htsi"c continued io adopt the going conccrn basis in preparing the financial
statemettib.
Incomt
Income is reeognised in the penod ID %'hicb ihe charity is entiiled to receipt and when ihe amount can be
measured wilh reasonable certainly.
Voluntay. income
The charit}, receives dollaiions by M-ay of donaled sen".ices and fillmled exp¢ndiiure lo ciiable initial
fi￿dIng ol the M'ork required to produce a caialogui in accordance ii.ith ihc chariiy s principal aetivily.
Incom¢ from rhese donation5 are included in incoming resources ￿.￿en rhese are re£eivable.
Interest
Bank int¥resr receii'able is credited io thL Statement ot- Finaniial .4ciii'iiits wh¢n it is received by th¢
Lharity.
Income generated b!. chgritable aclii"ities
Th¢ LhaTity receives incotlle from buih thc sale of publishcd b(K)ks IcaialvgLl¥sTr and from rLicived
for specifiL projeets. Income from b￿L Icatslogue) sales and grants are included in incominup resources
when thes¢ are receivable.

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()TES T() TRIE FIN.INCI.4L.%TATEIIE.NTS
JOTH SEPTEMBEIL 2021
ACCOUI%TINC POI.ICIF.S Iconlinued)
Expenditure
Ixpenditur¢ is included in the Sthiem¢nt of financial aLtiviti¢5 illCUTred and exclude VAT.
Dfirect charitable txpendityre
Direct charitable expendin]re comprises those costs directly attrihuiable lo m.ork undenaken on the
Prcparation of the ¢atslogve.
-41$0 includid are donaied 5cTr"ic¢s from a corporaie Supporter M ho is
proi'iding IK)th the sm'ices of an indii"idual to oi"ersee and ad￿lse oll spccific projecis and is coi'ering
some charilable expenditure on behallof the chartty. Direct charitable expenditure is rccogllised in the
ycar to which il is aitiibutable.
Goi'ernanee eosts
GovLrnance costs inLlude Lllbts which are direc11￿ attrIbU￿bIl to the day to day running ol'ih¥ Lharity and
procedures Tr￿¢s58ry for complian¢¢ with sraruroo, requirernent5.
Funds
ljnrestricted funds comprise those funds u'trLicb the Trusitts arL. free lo use in aeeordan¢¢ with the charity's
objvcts.
RestfiLted tunds represent income and expendinwe on sp¢¢itic projrcts.
Estimates and judgements
Estinidics and judgements. arc con¢inually evaluatcd and are based on historical experience and oihcr facloTS.
nclijding èxpeciqiians of future events that are believed to be reasonable under the circumstances. Although
(hese e81inMtcs are based on ihc TTUSILYS. best kno￿.1eJge of the amouni. cvcnis or aciions. actual results
ultiindi¥ly differ from ih¢sL' C5timate5. ThL Trustli￿ do not Lvnsidlr ihL'rL' io be any ￿t¢[la1 estiniates and
judgemenis.
Finaneial instruments
Thc charity only ha5 financial assets and finaniidl lidbilitics of a kind thai qualify" as basiL financial instruments.
Basic finaneial instruments. including Irade and i)thcr debiors and Cr￿ltorS are iniiially rccognibcd al
Iransaclion valut and subsequently mcasured at thcir sC(dcmenL I"aluc.
Debiors
Trade and othei deErtors are recogni5ed ai the settle￿ent amount due after any trade discouiit offere&
Prcpayments are valucd ai the amount prepaid nei of anv trdde discounis d￿.

MI)DEILN ART PRESS
tlnTES T() THE FIry.%)CI.4L.STATEI¥IE.NTS
30TH SEPTEMBEIL 2021
ACCOUI%TING POI.ICIES Icontinued)
Cash #i bank and in hand
Cash at bank and ta%h in hand includes c&sh and_shori Lcrm hI￿]y IiquAd inveslnients w.iih a short malurity or
Ihree month8 or less from the date of acqtsisition or opening of thc deposit or Similar a¢couni.
Creditors and proTr'islOIIS
Creditors aiid pn)i"i%ions are reCo￿lsed M'here the charity. has a pi'e5ent obligation reslilring from d past eveiit
thal w.ill probabl). result in the trdnsfir of fvnds io a ihird pTh and thL aniount duL to selllL thL obligiation Lan
be measLLr¢d or eslunaied reliably. CreditOf5 and provisions are nom)ally recogmiscd at thcir scttlement
dmvunt aftcr allowing for any (rade disLoullis due.
INI'ESTME.y'r INCOiiE
The Lbariry s ini'eslment income atises from fimds held in an interesT bearing bank d¢posit accouiiL
2021
2020
Voluntar) income
DonatLd serkices (s¢¢ondment- noie 71
Funded expenditure
161.91?
31.107
10.000
41.711.3
£193.1)141
£fj1.781
Generated bv charitable *<iiVitieJ
Granis and fccs
Bonk-s {catdlO&￿e) sales and myalties
?38.145
250,916
£?(KJ.917
L•714.487

13.
MODEILN ART PRESS
()TES T() TIIE FII*.4NCI.4L sTATE￿IE.￿T5
30TH SEPTE1￿BElL 2021
F.XPF.YDITI'RE
2021
2020
Cov¢rnan¢e costs
Accountanci- tres
Legal tees
Bank charges
4.560
4.410
280
122
7..14
4.5.12
Direct charitable expenditure
Book pr(KILLCtion cost
Rent and othcr 0￿1¢< expenses
,Salaries, national insurance and petLsion contrii￿lIonS {noie 51
?07.!05
54
189.515
146.182
958
36.9.17
399.4Y4
184,077
Totsl exp¢ndiftirc
£406.834
£188,609
SI'.4& F COSTS
Thc F.x¢YutivL ststT uf the Lumpanv hai'e been beionded froin a lOry￿rate supp)rter t￿.]￿¥ a UK cotnpany
based in l.ondon. The folloii'lllg bccondmL"ni arrangem¢nts arc in place..
HOLWS per w¢¢k: minimum of7
Charity ￿.11[ refund all rclevant expenses In¢wr￿ by ihe secondee in connection w'ith pursuing the
chdritj" s objeciii'ci.
The cortM)r21e supp)n¢r is responsible for remuncrdring the indiN"idual through ils own payroll.
The charity also employed one mcmber of sialTduring thc ycar ￿ a cosl of L27,623 {211?0- £?6.Y371.
One m¢mber of staff uf th¢ corporate supponer $¢Cond￿ to the ihariry r¢L¢i%'¢d & salary in the band £90,000-
LIOO.000 p.a.
TRUSTEES, REMLryEIL4TIO.N
None of the TTUStees received any remunerdtion in res￿[ of their seniLes durin¥ the year (-
?020- nil).

14.
MODEILN AK'I PKLSS
riO'rLs'ro THL FINXNCIAL STATEI¥IENTS
30TH sEPTE.￿lBEfjL 20?1
DON.KTED SERI:ICES
As delailed in note 5 aljoi'e the chariN has 2 secondmeni arrdngemeni in plaLe a corp()iaie .4upport¥r.
The donated seTh'ice (measured ai £161.91 ? ?0?0 - £10.0￿) is inLludcd in incoming resourLes as ioluntary.
inLome and resuurL*S expended as direci charithble ewdimre.
In addilion certain costs have been funded (measured at £i1.107. ?020- £43,71431 by ¥ corpordte supporter and
these have been included in incoming resourcts as i-olunrary income and rcsour1¥5 ¥xFKYid¢d as direct
chariiable expenditure.
I"ALUE OF CHARITI:'S C.4T.4LOGLfE
The Lharity iQTitinu<s Io 41dopi a poliiv ofwrilin4 orrLOSls direLily attributable io rhe i¥'ork' undcnakcn on Ihc
prlpardtion of lh¢ ¢atslvbwL ¥aLh !'¢ar and thus no r¢¥ugnition has been takLn in (he financial starcinLnts for
thi valuc of an!. st(Kk ol unsold books hild by thi. ihariTh? at thi ¥nd ol- ils tinan¢i21 y¢ar. The TrustLes
Lonsider rhis tr¢'aimeni to be con515rent with pasi ac¢oulliing praLtice and avoids ali) eletnenl ot. widerslating
direLily attribuiable Lusts. The TNsiees ￿tIMate thai the amount thar would oihetivise be reLeivable fro
LommerLial distributors in respeit of SULh si(Kk would be £?8¥.529 1•020- £104.g)i).
DEBTORS
2021
2020
alue added tax
Tradc debtors
2.U¥7
2.790
1,633
£4.377
£1.633
10. CREDITORS: AMOUNTS FALLINC DL,E I1￿111￿ ITAR
2021
2020
Value added tax
Oth¢r crcdilo
6.525
7.691
11.186
£11.186
£14.216

15.
MODERN ART PRESS
PIOTES ro 'i'HE Tr-I1%￿NCI.IL STATE.IIENTS
IDTH sEp-fL￿]￿E1< 2U?I
11. FUP*DS
Lnresfricled Restricted
funds
futtds
Total
At 30th September. 20?0
Nct income for rhe y¢
62.Oi3
5,2491
44j.6?7
8?.403
505.675
77.154
At 10th September. 2021
£i6.804
£526,02i
£582.829
Resiricted funds comprise amounts- re¢¢ivid and expended on specific charitable aciii.iiies ￿'11h rcgard lo ihc
publiLation of spccific books whiLh are in ihc pr(xcss of publication.
12. COIIP.4NY ST.4TL'S
The company is a privaf¢ company limited by gu3rantcc and ions¢quimrl!' docs noi hai."L shdfL Ldpltal. F.aGh
metnber is li4ibl¢ tu Lontribuie ali am()unt not exceedii)o £1 iowards the assers of the LumpaiiN' iii the eveiit of
liquidation.
13. ANALI'SIS ()F NET ASSETS BETII"EEY FLNDS
2021
2020
L'llrestricted Resiritled
funds
f•nds
Total
Total
Current &<sets
Curr¥nt liabilities
67.990
111.1861
i26.075
594.al 5
519.891
114.2161
£56.804
£526.0? j
£ j8? 829
£505.675