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2023-08-31-accounts

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Examiners
Report on the Accounts
ForThe Year Ended 31August 2023.
I report on the accounts ofthe Calvary Deliverance
lrfinistries
set out on pages 5 —7
Res ective res
onsibilities ofthe Trustee and the Examiner
It is the responsibility
ofthe trustees
to mainyu
proper books and records and prepare accounts.
The nustces consider that an audit is not required
for this year (Under Section 144 (2)ofthe Charitics Act 2011
(The 1993Act and. that an independent
examination
is needed)
It is my responsibility
to:
examine the accounts under Section 14of5 the 2011Act
to tollow the procedures
laid dov n in this General Directions
given by the Charity Commissioner
(undcr Section 145(5)(b)ofthc 2011Act;
and
to state v hether particular
matters
have come to my attention.
Basis ofthe Inde
endent Examiners
re ort
My examination
was cattied out in accordance with the general ditection given by the Charity
commission.
An examination
includes
th& review ofthe accounting
rccotds kept by the chai.ity and a comparison
ofthe
accounts presented
with those records.
It also includes
consideration
of any unusual
items nr disclosures
in the accounts and seeking explanation
from the trustees
concerning
any such matters.
The procedures
undertaken
do not provide
all thc cmdence that would be required
in any audit and
consequently
I do not express an audit opinion on the view given
by the accounts.
Inde
endent Examiners
Statement
In conn& coon with my examination,
no matter has come to my attention
1.which gives me reasonable
cause to believe that in any material respect the requirements:
- to keep appropriate
accounting
records in accordance with section
130ofthe 2011Act; and
— to pr& pare accounts which accord with the accounting
records
and to comply vdth thc accounting requirements &&fthe 2011
Act 2011Act have not been met; or
2.to xvhich, in my opinion,
attention
should be drawn
in order to
enable a proper understanding of the accounts to be reached.
For The Year Ended 31Augu st 2023.
2022
Notes
Incoming Resources
Donations,
Legacies and Other
Similar Incoming Resources 125,020 64,487
HMRC Grants 600
Total Incoming Resources 125,020 65,087
Resources Expenses
Finance 5,205
Rent and Rates 13,898 14,829
Honorarium
&Gift Expenses
200
Other Iexpenses 17,182 6,409
Depreciation 880 880
Professional
Fees
3,403 275
Staff Cost 27,508 21,526
Telephone
and Internet
1,298 1,576
Training &Devek&pment
Hospitaliqi
~
6,765 6,289
&Vclfare 1,065
Travel 1,657
Accountancv
Fees
800
Repairs &Maintenance 1,298 307
Licence 692 229
Advert 924
Hotel &Accomodation 284
Insurance 525 72
Bank Charges 185 123
Confcrcnce &Events 2,204
Printing &Stationery 579
Total Resources Expended 83,283 56,180
Net Incoming / (Outgoing) Resources 41,736 8,907
Total Funds Brought Forward 22,808 13,901
Total Funds Gatried Forwatd 64,544 22,808

(d) Depreciation
Dcprcciauon
has
been calculated to write down the cost or valuation less estimated tesidual value of all tangible fixed assets
over their expected useful lives on a straight line basis.The applicable rates are:
Musical
BtTechnical
I"'.quipment 20%
Church Equipment 20%
2 Fixed Assets— Church Equipment Musical BrTechnical Total
Cost or Valuation
As at 1 September 2022. 4,399 4,399
Additions
Dispbsal
As at 31August 2023. 4,399 4,399
Depreciation
As at 1 September r 2022. 1,310 1,310
Charge for this period 880
Disposal
As at 31August 2023. 2,190 2,190
Net BookValue
As at 31August 2023. 2,209 2,209
As at 31August 2022. 3,089 3,089
3 Donations, Legacies and other Similar Incoming Resources 2023 2022
Tithe 52,964 19,753
Offering 68,009 43,754
Pledge 265 1,000
Building 3,782
Enn3 Reversal 20
125,020 64,487