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2024-12-31-accounts

Treasurers Report 2024 AGM

I attach the provisional unaudited accounts for the year ended 31[st] December 2023. I only received details of the valuation of the CCLA investments and the final deposit interest on the CCLA deposit account last Saturday and so the accounts were only delivered to Tony Chilvers for auditing last Sunday.

We have made a modest trading loss of £575 after removing deposit account interest and dividends from our stated income. The actual figure is a little larger despite the fact that The Watermark overpaid us £360 box office receipts in respect of Yes Prime Minister in December in 2022 and these were repaid in January 2023, because the NODA insurance for 2023 was paid in December 2022.

It should also be noted that royalties in respect of Low Pay Don’t Pay were paid in 2023, but the effect of this is cancelled out by the fact that royalties for Accidental Death of an Anarchist, our first production of 2023 were paid in 2022.

The value of our investments rose by £3,126, giving a total profit of £3,826. Including dividends, the return on our investments was gratifyingly over 12%. This was crucial to our making a profit In 2023.

Productons

There were three productions. I attach the record for each production. In respect of Much Ado About Nothing, I have yet to be billed for the transport costs. Satisfyingly all 3 productions made a profit, although not necessarily enough to cover a third share of central overheads.

Expenditure

The overall expenditure in 2023 at £20,458, a substantial increase on the expenditure of £14,737 in 2022. Maintenance costs at Manor Gardens appear to have fallen by £573 mainly due to an illusory drop in the cost of insurance. The figure for insurance costs actually increased, but because we paid for the Noda insurance in 2022 the accounts for 2023 don’t reflect this. Production costs rose from £9,772 in 2022 to £15,703 in 2023, mainly because the Drum greatly increased our theatre hire charges, despite a nearly 25% reduction in seating capacity and the royalties paid were higher. Other costs rose a little, with the cost of social events being the main increase. However, income from social events largely nullified the net cost of social events.

Income

Income at £21,158 was broadly the same as our 2022 income of £21,191. Box office receipts fell by about £1,000 cancelling out a rise in most other sources of income.

Financial positon.

This remains fairly stable. There is a possibility that we may be able to secure more letting income on Manor Gardens next year and this would certainly counter the increasing difficulty in realising profits from our productions.. Our major financial threat continues to be the incurring of a major expense in connection with Manor Gardens.

Robert Howard

THE TAMARITANS THEATRE COMPANY

RECEIPTS AND PAYMENTS ACCOUNT For the year ending 31st December 2024

INCOME 2024 2024 2023
General Income
Subscriptions 1,981 1,880
Gift Aid - -
Bequest 5,000 22
CCLA Deposit Interest 368 290
CCLA Dividends 1,003 985
Social Events 280 420
Hire of Manor Gardens 200 45
Wardrobe Hire/Sale - -
Sundry 1 189
Sub Total 8,833 3,831
PRODUCTION INCOME
Box Ofice Receipts 15,310 15,900
Programmes,adverts and scripts 649 827
Refreshment sales - -
Sponsorshbip 600 600
Sub Total 16,559 17,327
TOTAL RECEIPTS 25,392 21,158
TOTAL INCOME 25,392 21,158
LESS TOTAL EXPENDITURE(frompage 2) 18,465 20,458
SURPLUS/LOSS(before change in investments) 6,927 700
ADD CHANGE IN VALUE OF INVESTMETS 944 3,126
SURPLUS(LOSS) for theyear 7,871 3,826

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EXPENDITURE 2024 2023
Manor Gardens
Rates and Water 514 743
Heat and Light 927 881
Insurance 1,648 1,121
Repairs and Renewals 155 45
Fire and Safety 994 214
SecurityAlarm - 439
Sundry 7 132
Sub Total 4,245 3,575
Production Expenses
Theatre Hire Fees and staf costs 8,981 10,139
Printingand Publicity 194 642
Programmes 504 825
Royalties 1,567 2,084
Wardrobe 386 449
Props 24 138
Scenery 431 173
Light and Sound 333 222
Transport 740 986
Stamps - -
Events Licenses - -
Videos 45 45
Sundryincludingbar and refreshment costs 22 -
Sub Total 13,227 15,703
General
Accountancy 200 200
Stationaryand Postage - -
General Stocks 118 146
Social Events 200 445
Website 161 132
Scripts for read throughs - -
Bank Charges 74 67
Sundry (includingNODA membership 240 190
Sub Total 993 1,180

TOTAL EXPENSES

18,465 20,458

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THE TAMARITANS THEATRE COMPANY RECONCILIATION OF CASH AND BANK BALANCES

For the year ending 31st December 2024

For the year ending 31
st
December 2024
2024 2023
OpeningBalance 53,790 49,964
Add Surplus(Loss)inyear 7,871 3,826
ClosingBalance 61,661 53,790
Represented by:-
Bank Balances
HSBC Current A/c 9,011 12,453
COIF Charities Deposit Fund 17,271 6,903
COIF Charities Fixed Interest Fund /Ethical Fund 35,379 34,434
TOTAL 61,661 53,790

OTHER PRINCIPAL ASSETS OWNED

The committee has elected under S133 of the Charities Act 2011 to prepare the accounts on a receipts and payment basis and confirm that the accounts are in accordance with the legal requirements of that Act.

R G Howard - Hon Treasurer

Date

A Chilvers 4 Vixen Tor Close Yelverton Devon PL20 6EJ

Home tel: 01822 854608 Email: tonychilvers@sky.com

The Tamaritans Theatre Company c/o RG Howard, Treasurer, by email.

19[th] March 2025

Invoice 190325

Cost of yearend examination of accounts for the year ended 31[st] December 2025.

The sum of £220.00

Please pay directly to my bank account, details as follows:

Bank: Lloyds Bank Sort code: 30 91 83 Account number: 41393068 Account name: A Chilvers