**American Civil War Round Table (UK)** 

**Financial Statements for the year ending 31st December 2022** 

|See note 5<br>See note 1<br>See note 2|**Main Account**<br>**Conference**<br>**Income**<br>£<br>£<br>Subscriptions<br>2,780<br>Meeting income (entry fees)<br>929<br>1,715<br>Raffles, Auctions & Games<br>164<br>305<br>Merchandise sales<br>1,191<br>718<br>General donations<br>781<br>-<br>Sponsorship & Advertising<br>-<br>200<br>Interest earned<br>117<br>**Total Income**<br>**5,962**<br>**2,938**<br>**Expenses**<br>Meeting costs<br>1,088<br>Speakers Travel costs<br>68<br>3,466<br>Postage & Stationery<br>569<br>Design & printing<br>2,564<br>218<br>Website support & comms<br>368<br>Cost of Sales<br>308<br>Sundries<br>113<br>70<br>**Total Expenses**<br>5,078<br>3,754<br>Surplus from normal activities<br>**884**<br>**(816)**<br>  Donations made<br>Transfers to/from surplus<br>**Balance sheet**<br>Cash at Bank<br>Cash in hand<br>Debtors and prepayments<br>Brought forward reserves<br>Excess of income over expenditure<br>Total Reserves<br>Creditors & Accruals<br>Balance sheet check<br>P&L check|**2022**<br>**Total**<br>£<br>2,780<br>2,644<br>469<br>1,909<br>781<br>200<br>117<br>**8,900**<br>1,088<br>3,534<br>569<br>2,782<br>368<br>308<br>183<br>8,832<br>**68**<br>805<br>(737)<br>**31-Dec-21**<br>£<br>10,348<br>20<br>3,182<br>**13,550**<br>12,478<br>(737)<br>11,741<br>1,809<br>**13,550**<br>-<br>-||**Main Account**<br>£<br>2,930<br>264<br>100<br>912<br>680<br>-<br>58<br>**4,944**<br>226<br>-<br>555<br>2,384<br>252<br>727<br>129<br>4,274<br>671<br>671|**Conference**<br>£<br>1,350<br>253<br>382<br>50<br>**2,035**<br>886<br>268<br>1,154<br>881|||**2021**<br>**Total**<br>£<br>2,930<br>1,614<br>353<br>1,294<br>730<br>-<br>58<br>**6,979**<br>226<br>886<br>555<br>2,652<br>252<br>727<br>129<br>5,428<br>1,552<br>1,151<br>400<br>**31-Dec-20**|
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|||||||||£<br>12,052<br>20<br>1,110<br>**13,182**<br>12,078<br>400<br>12,478<br>**704**<br>**13,182**|




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Note 1 Debtors and Prepayments were<br>£<br>Bank Interest Accrued 102<br>Costs prepaid 319<br>Gift Aid due from HMRC 636<br>Deposit paid for 2023 conference 2125<br>3182<br>Note 2  Creditors and accruals were<br>£<br>Costs of the December Crossfire paid in 2023. 1112<br>Due to treasurer for costs incurred 242<br>Fort Blakeley donation approved but not yet paid 405<br>Members' payments received in advance 50<br>1809<br>**----- End of picture text -----**<br>


Note 3 A donation of £400 was made to the University of Northumbria Civil War 'Blue Jackets' project and a donation of $500 approved but not yet paid to Fort Blakely in Mobile. 

Note 4 The accounts have been prepared on an 'accruals' basis matching income/activities as far as possible with the assocated expenses, with the exception of merchandise. The costs of acquiring merchandise for sale are expensed at the time of purchase irrespective of whether that merchadise has been sold. This is not felt to have a material impact on the accounts overall. 

Note 5 At 31st December 2022 the ACWRT(UK) had 118 members (2021: 124). 

Mike Somerville President 

Brendan Meehan Bryan Douglas Treasurer Independent Examiner 



The American Civil War Round Table (UK) 

Trustees’ report for 2022 

In 2022 the ACWRT (UK) con�nued to pursue its charitable objec�ves by enhancing knowledge and understanding of the American Civil War and contribu�ng to heritage and educa�on projects rela�ng 

Six lectures were organised using a combina�on of on line and physical mee�ngs in London. Three publica�ons of our magazine ‘Crossfire’ were produced and eight edi�ons of our online newsle�er ‘Vede�e’. In May a very successful residen�al conference was held from a Friday evening to Sunday a�ernoon on the topic of the war in the Trans-Mississippi. 

A dona�on of £400 was made to the University of Northumbria Civil War ‘Blue Jackets’ project researching the background of Union navy crews and a dona�on of US$500 approved to Fort Blakely in Mobile, Alabama to fund an interpre�ve sign at the site of one of the fort’s redoubts. 

In 2022 the ACWRT (UK) made a surplus, before dona�ons to heritage projects, of £68. To support those dona�ons £737 was transferred from reserves. 

cash balances of £ 10,348. 

