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2022-12-31-accounts

Trustees listed on pages 10to 11ofthis report listed on pages 10to 11ofthis report
CEO Dr David Shankland
Charity number 1195523
Royal Charter
Company number RC000916
Registered office 50 Fitzroy Street,
London W1T 5BT
Auditors Friend-James
Limited
4~ Floor, Park Gate
161-163Preston Road
Brighton
BN1 6AF
Bankers National
Westminster
Bank
45 Tottenham
Court Road
London
W1T 2EA
Investment Advisers CCLA Investment
Management
Senator House, 85
Queen Victoria Street
London
EC4V4ET
Sarasin and Partners
LLP
Juxon House, 100St. Paul's Churchyard,
London
EC4M 8BU

Unrestricted Designated Restricted 2022 2021
Funds Funds Funds Total Total
Notes R 6 R
INCOME
Donations
and grants
10,034 43,632 53,666 69,556
Investment
income
135,691 225 18,921 154,837 142,849
Miscellaneous
fees
6,595 6,595 6,088
Income from charitable activities:
Fellowship
and Membership
115,786 115,786 108,858
Publications 759,142 759,142 668,718
RAI Collection 88,465 88,465 111,142
Education
Programme
82,773 82,773 59,079
TOTAL INCOME 1,198486 225 62,553 1,261,264 1,166,290
EXPENDITURE
Expenditure
on charitable
activities:
Policy and Profile 9 122,822 30,624 153,446 159,217
Fellowship
and Membership
10 72,487 72,487 67,450
Publications 11 374,938 374,938 346,936
RAI Collection 12 172,936 2,300 175,236 176,390
Library 13 58,670 58,670 57,251
Education
Programme
14 175,703 5,000 180,703 111,999
TOTAL EXPENDITURE 16 977,556 37,924 1,015,480 919,243
Net income for the year 220,930 225 24,629 245,784 247,047
Gain/(loss)
on investments
26,27 (252,021) (999) (84,120) (337,140) 289,648
Transfers
between funds
26 1,375 (1,375)
Net movement
In funds
(29,716) (2,149) (59,491) (91,356) 536,695
Fund balances at 1Jan 2022 1,699,391 1,905,181 1,374,299 4,978,871 4,442,176
Fund balances at 31December 2022 1,669,675 1,903,032 1,314008 4,007515 4,978,071
(A Company (A Company (A Company limited
by
limited
by
Guarante e)
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION AS AT 31 DECEMBER 2022
Note 2022 2021
Fixed assets
Tangible fixed assets 20 674,554 675,929
Freehold
investment
property 21 1,067,500 1,067,500
Listed investments 22 2,847,075 2,734,215
4,589,129 4,477,644
Current assets
Debtors 23 191,318 166,634
Cash at bank and in hand 466,338 616,767
657,656 783,401
Creditorswmounts falling due
within one year 24 ~359,270 282,174
Net current assets 298,386 501,227
4,887,515 4,978,871
Income funds
Restricted funds 26 1,314,808 1,374,299
Unrestricted
funds
Designated
funds
26 1,903,032 1,905,181
Other charitable funds 26 1,669,675 1,699,391
4,887,515 4,978,871

2022 2022 2021
Cash flow from operating activities
Net movement
in funds
245,784 247,047
Add back depreciation
charge
1,375 2,846
Deduct investment
income
(154,837) (142,849)
Decrease (increase)
in debtors
(24,884) (2,163)
Increase (decrease)
in creditors
77,098 26,043
Net cash generated
from
operating activities 144,734 130,924
Cash flows from investing activities
Purchase offixed assets (1,925)
Listed investment
activities
Purchase of listed investments (450,000) (1,182,699)
Sale of listed investments 781,967
Investment
income
154,837 (295,163.00) 142,849 (257,883)
Net decrease
in cash and
cash equivalents (150,429) (128,884)
Cash at 1January 2022 616,767 745,651
Cash at 31 December 2022 466,338 616,767

2022 2021
2 Voluntary
income and grants
received
Voluntary
income
Gifts in kind of journals to the Institute 8,700 10,825
Other donations 1,334 1,957
Grants receivable
Curl Bequest Fund 3,340 2,046
Anthropologists' Fund for Urgent Anthropological Research
(USA) in respect ofresearch 18,948 38,617
Biosocial Anthropology Society 5,344
W BFagg Charitable Trust 111
Esperanza
Trust
for Anthropological Research 16,000 16,000
53,666 69,556
3 Investment
income
Rental income 79,003 78,946
Dividend
income
73,370 63,779
Interest income 2 464 124
154,837 142,849
4 lliscellaneous
fees
6,595 6,088
5 Fellowship
and Membership
income
Fellows' &members' subscriptions 115,786 108,858
Geographical
allocation
United
Kingdom
69,472 59,872
Overseas 46,314 48,986
115,786 108,858
The numbers
of Fellows,
1890(2021:1,843).
Members
an
d Student Fellows ofthe Institute at 31 December 2022 we re
6 Publications,
subscriptions
and sales - income
Subscriptions
JRAI and AT institutional subscriptions collected by Wiley 492,583 447,571
Anthropological
Index Online
221,502 186,186
Royalties, permission
and
advertising fees 45,057 34,961
759,142 668,718
Geographical
allocation
United
Kingdom
106,280 93,621
Overseas 652,862 575,097
759,142 668,718
7 RAI Collection - Income
(Photographs,
films and archives)
Photographic
collection
25,479 40,255
Ethnographic
film
62,986 70,887
88,465 111,142
8 Education
programme
-Income
Income from conference 49,614 54,248
Other income 33,159 4,831
82,773 59,079
2022 2021
9 Policy and Profile - expenditure
Activities and other expenses 20,171 11,315
Grants payable 18,629 37,530
Staff costs 40,288 44,142
Support costs 74,358 66,230
153,446 159,217
10 Fellowship
and
Membership -expenditure
Staff costs 30,216 27,681
Support costs 42,271 39,769
72,487 67,450
11 Publications
-expenditure
JRAI &AT institutional subscriptions
retained
by Wiley
188,897 169,908
JRAI editorial costs 39,113 35,676
Anthropology Today editorial costs 47,635 45,221
Anthropological Index Online 73,931 72,287
Support costs 25,362 23,864
374,938 346,936
12 RAI Collection - expenditure
Ethnographic film 51,946 59,670
Photographic collection & archives 86,651 80,678
Support costs 36,639 36,042
175,236 176,390
13 Library - expenditure
Book purchases and subscriptions 29,923 29,741
Staff costs 14,657 14,255
Support costs 14,090 13,255
55675 57,251
14 Education - expenditure
Staff costs 37,984 11,260
Other expenses 46,900 10,590
Support costs 95,819 90,149
180,703 111,999
No tes to the financial state ments -year ended 3 1 December 202 2
2022 2021
15 Expenditure Direct costs Support
Staff Other costs Total Total
F F F F
Policy and Profile 40,288 38,800 74,358 153,446 159,217
Fellowship
and Membership
30,216 42,271 72,487 67,450
Publications 135,033 214,543 25,362 374,938 346,936
RAI Collection 117,sa1 21,006 36,639 175,236 176,390
Library 14,657 29,923 14,090 58,670 57,251
Education
Programme
37,984 46,900 as,819 180,703 111,999
Total expenditure 375,769 351,172 288,539 1,015,480 919,243
16 Support costs Basis of General Governance
Allocation support function Total Total
F F
Staff Staff time 177,790 7,408 18s,1aa 179,835
Premises Staff time 29,017 1,209 30,226 14,711
General office Staff time 63,737 2,656 66,393 70,602
Auditor's
remuneration
Governance 3,855 3,855 2,558
Other expenses Governance 2,867 2,867 1,603
270,544 17,995 288,539 269,309
17 Governance
function
F
Auditor's
remuneration
3,855 2,558
Staff time relating to trustee meeting matters 7,408 7,194
Support costs 6,732 5,016
17,995 14,768
18 Employees
Number ofemployees Numbers Numbers
Publications 5 5
Library 1 1
RAI Collection 6 5
Education 1 1
Other 5 5
18 17
Employment costs F. F
Salaries 475,857 449,896
Social security costs 35,649 32,822
Pension costs 49,461 46,827
560,967 529,545
The number ofemployees whose annual remuneration was
f60,000or more were:
f80,000-F90,000
F90,000-8100,000
The key management personnel is made up of the following positions within the organisation:
CEO, Assistant Director (Finance & Personnel) and Assistant Director (Administration)
F. F
Salaries 181,478 178,432
Pension costs 20,736 20,406
202 214 198838

Notes to the Notes to the financial stat eme nts
-year ended
31 December 20 December 20 December 20 22
Tangible fixed assets Furniture
Freehold Computers
Property and and
~Eg rt Accessories Total
Cost
Balance as at 1 January 2022 669,801 52,023 20,008 741,832
Additions
Balance as at 31 December 2022 669,801 52,023 20,008 741,832
Depreciation
Balance as at 1 January 2022 47,559 18,344 65,903
Charge for the year 670 705 1,375
Balance as at 31 December 2022 48,229 19,049 67,278
Net book value
as at 31 December 2022 669,801 3,794 959 674,554
as at 31 December 2021 669,801 4,464 1,664 675,929
Freehold property
The freehold
property
is used as
follows:
Charitable
activities
83%
Rental income
The entire property is accounted foras property within tangible
fixed
assets as the resulting portions could not be
sold separately,
and
the fair value ofthe investment property component cannot be measured reliably.

2022 2021
R
22 Listed investments
Fund value at 1 January 2022 2,734,215 2,043,835
Disposals at opening book value (781,967)
Additions
at cost
Change
in the value
in the year 450,000
~337,140
1,182,699
289,648
Fund value at 31 December 2022 2047 075 2,734,215
23 Debtors
Trade debtors 187,085 152,334
Other debtors 0
P repayments 4,233 14,300
191,318 166,634
24 Creditors
- amounts
falling due within one year
Esperanza
Trust
for Anthropological Research 119,911 91,471
Emslie Homiman Anthropological Scholarship Fund 73,635 48,371
Radcliffe Brown Memorial
Fund
7,438 5,412
Income received in advance 60,827 36,559
Trade creditors 52,407 46,894
Taxation and social security 10,716 9,508
Other creditors 34,336 43,959
359,270 282,174

Biosocial Anthropology Society Fund Society Fund funds received from the Biosocial Anthropology
Society to support
the discipline
of Biosocial Anthropology
Biological Anthropology Grants provides
small grants for research
in Biological Anthropology
The Anthropologists' Fund for (founding
sponsor Dr George Appell) was created to manage a
Urgent Anthropological programme
offellowships,
in support ofethnographic
research
on
Research (USA) currently threatened
indigenous
peoples, cultures
and languages.
Van de Ven cataloguing project was set up in 2018from a legacy
out ofthe Ariadne Van der Ven
estate to pay for the cataloguing
ofthe 'Van de Ven collection'.
W BFagg Fund funds received from the WB Fagg Trust to support the RAI Collection
at 50 Fitzroy Street and various other projects.
The Esperanza
Allocation
holds the funds allocated
by the Esperanza
Trust to RAI activities
The Amaury Talbot Prize Fund was established
in memory ofthe late Percy Amaury
Talbot to fund an
annual
prize for the best work on Anthropology
ofAfrica.
Designated
Funds
The Fixed Assets Fund was established
to hold the Institute's
fixed assets and investment
property as described
in notes 20 and 21.
Property Maintenance Fund was set up to build up reserves for any future property
maintenance
requirements.
The Library &Archive Reserve Fund was established
to assist the Library
in expanding
its book collection
and to fund the writing ofthe history ofthe Institute.
Website Development Fund was established
to provide for future expenditure
on our web presence.
Conference
Fund
has been established
to provide for future conference
expenditure.
The Firth Bequest Fund is based on a bequest
by Sir Raymond
Firth, who died in 2002, and
is to be used to support the annual
Firth award.

Unrestricted Designated Restricted 2021
Funds Funds Funds Total
INCOME
Donations
and grants
12,782 56,774 69,556
Investment
income
126,033 197 16,619 142,849
Other income 6,088 6,088
Income from charitable activities:
Fellowship
and Membership
108,858 108,858
Publications 668,718 668,718
RAI Collection 111,142 111,142
Education
Programme
59,079 59,079
TOTAL INCOME 1,092,700 197 73,393 1,166,290
EXPENDITURE
Expenditure
on charitable
activities:
Policy and Profile 118,902 40,315 159,217
Fellowship
and Membership
67,450 67,450
Publications 346,936 346,936
RAI Collection 166,606 9,784 176,390
Library 57,251 57,251
Education
Programme
106,999 5,000 111,999
TOTAL EXPENDITURE 864,144 55,099 919,243
Net income/(expenditure) for the year 228,556 197 18,294 247,047
Gain on investments 213,428 891 75,329 289,648
Transfers
between
funds
(54,079) 54,079
Net movement
in funds
387,905 55,167 93,623 536,695
Fund balances at 1January 2021 1,311,486 1,850,014 1,280,676 4,442,176
Fund balances at 31 December 2021 1,699,391 1,905,181 1,374,299 4,978,871