Charlty r•gistration 221617 {England and Wales) Company vegistration number 479317 THE SOCIETY OF THE SALUTATION OF MARY THE VIRGIN LIMITED ANNUAL REPORT AND FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2024
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THE SOCIETY OF THE SALUTATION OF MARY THE VIRGIN LIMITED COUNCILLORS, REPORT (INCLUDING DIRECTORS. REPORT) FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2024 Definilions.. lembers" JTl&rs to Membèrn of fhe Society, ljound by its Afticl&s OfA&soci8tn." 'memb8rs" of any oth8r body are gfven a low8r<ase 'm' and the relevant body AS Mente in Ihe t6Xt. 'Abbgf or TrJonastery"a synonymous and refer erther to lh8 thne181 pwty of the Chaity or to the Community rnsident 81 th81 prtsp8ty. Lvhose wor3hip and Iwilality pmvth thè publie benefi1. firdeff rgf&frs to Ihe 88n&dKllne Ordèr of wh Ihts abbgyand It$ membw3 are J part.. howgverlhk8 aithyis Iwalty gnd finanryalty. The rxJunuNor8 presgnt th8lr onnU repcrft a1 ffinanci?18tat•men18 fLY the y•ar endad 31 Dacemb&r 2024. The finanual stataments have be¢n Prepared in accordan wih Ihe acwjntsng pol•$ set out In rKJt• 1 to tha flnancial staternents and compty wlh the tharty's Memcrnldum #nd Artides ofA$8ociall, the Crmnpanies Act 2006 and 'AccounlSng and Repwts"ng by ())arities." Statem8nt of RerJynmtsn¢Jed Practs'ce applicable lo ch8rffj.es preparing tholr accounts in a¢ciYdanco ¥h the Finanri Reporting Standard applicabl8 in th? UK and Republic ol Iland IFRS 1021 (effective 1 January 20191.. Obhctfv•• and actlvltl•i In accordancè wth the MeMndum of As60dation. Ihs windp81 obj•ct of lh8 Charfty 1$ the aév8nc•ment ofthe Chrisban Religion the promoticffl of rts pra¢tjce, pnrnarfly by maintainlng ihè lrfe ol 8 8en&Jidlne Rellgious Cornmitnlty. Slnce 1952 the MembTr have wrsuod this c+)ject by maintsining the B6n•Jic monastic life, wthin the Church ol England., the majonty of Members ar8 also Mbe1$ ol the Order. li9 the Religious kn'fe under Vow$ According lo the Rule ol Sl Benedict. al Mucknell Abbey. In aCcdanCe this Rule. publlc Chn5ti8n worship Is offer•d sever41 limes d8ity throughout the ar, pastoral counsd is oftered Ito th0 who s8k it) and hospltality Ilncluding Quiet Days and R6trgalsl 18 given.. those eonslituta the most w&ble forms of publ1¢ b•neflt. Some extwnal ongagemenls such 8s pv•achirKJ. the conducling of srns. t•athiThJ Étsys or Retraats elsewhere, arts a180 uThJertak•n. HO$'talIty 18 an important part ol the Benedictin? monastic Iradrtkn. PthJF4e ol all wJes and from all walks oflrfo from a v8rfèty of r•lighXS baCkgrn$ and non•, have discred 8en•didn& monasteries b be places of Btoration, recOlI4allOn and peace, and many look io mambers of this Communty for fn"endshlp and spiritual guidance. Th•y value the oppnIty U)e nastery affords fef quigt and rèflect. Grwnd$ are maintained In ways that lostsr Ihis atrnosph¢re, ant1 to aUcN4 guests, and users of the wbli¢ right ol way to enjoy thr un¥wtt qutet. Th? bulk of the rk ol the Charity is carried Ixrt by vdunteers. indeed the mèmbers of the Order make mr any income they might r1ve to Il* Charity. VOntary help is by some m&mbers of Ihe Fd•nds A3sociatk)n (the Informal support group who rdrde funds lor Ihe Chanty and publiose its workl who help wth the administrats'on of the Fnends and Ihè organisatson of FiierKls' events. Coundlknrs IDiwtorsrrrust•trJl glvè th¢ir lime and experts'se on a vc4unlary bas. The councillors hav• paid due regartl to guidance issued by th8 Charity in decidhg what actiwbo9 the charity should undertake.
THE SOCIETY OF THE SALUTATION OF MARY THE VIRGIN LIMITED COUNCILLORS. REPORT IINCLUDING DIRECTORS. REPORT) (CONTINUED) FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2024 Achlwements and performanee The abbey constitutes the functional KWOFvty of the Charity and was designed in Order to prowde suitable building5 for M88¢ life, acc¢ynmodation for guests Retreat. and a suslain8tAe way of Ife whth - by in¢orpcwating 8ppropnate 'green' teIleS - reflu thè Charity's cathn fririnl. Maintenance work ss carried out eath yew with the athce of hnthuS Clews. In 2024. the Ccmnmunty stsrted renewng fioors in some part of Ihe Al)tw and updated the Itning protection system arAx)rding to CUfTent fire safety - and insurance - athce, as well as a variety of repairs and ImpeMents. meanthI wot ¢tinUeS in th8 grounds to enhance their amenity and con5eNab"on value induding somg an11n9 and hedgtrlayThJ (assisted, respectively, by the wOland Trust and C¢yJntyside StV4vardshy grants) Th8 regular pattem of public worship ccffitinued all year. The demand for hosprtalty has contsnued to grow, despite the number of last minute cancellkn.ons have been offset in part by offering the Hemiitage to regular guests. 369 resident guests120T3." 3261 and quiet day visti(x512023".1611 came to the rnonastery duriry the year. M8intaining th8 pracbce of invfong p80e to INe algsIde the oynmunity for 8 period of several rnonths li.e.. Itger than that Ordinarily spent by a Retreat8ntl. the CL¥nmunty engaged severdl enquirws and welcomed one new'aiongsKlel during th8 year. Memtets of 1he Crijer ccmtinued to ?pt a few r8quests to minister ¢tsIde the abbey. One hAernber has ¢x)ntinued to seNe as a wsentatiVe of ReligicJs Communibes on the General Syr¥yJ of the Church ol England. Two other Mernbers swve on the H(NJse of Bishops Ad5 Coun<il for Religiovs commt1nes, and one on the ccmmittae of Angliean RelvJi(yJs ComrThJnNRs. whKtt regulate and as&st all Church of England Religious Communitres. Flnan¢kal r•vlow The finanual 51atements alongside this p¢t (xynply ilh tre Charibes Act 2011, the Companies Act 20( and the 'Accounting and Rewrbtsj by ChaFths.' Statement of Recommended Pradth, applicable to chaTities in the UK and Republic of Ireland fvum 1 January 2015 under FRS 102. The auditèd a¢Unts show 8reatIe finanaal from last y88r vthith are m8inty attributable to unantiapated leg8oes and a significant donation towdrds a project for 2025. Guest donations increased again, in part due to a 13% increase in Resident Guests aThJ 18% in the number of Quiet Oay visitor5. offset by a decrease in Pension5 and Benefits made over to Charity by Members. Intere Received again increased gnificanuy due to Ihe Bank base rate. Sale of Work remained at a sirniLqr level_ On the expendire &de. the major diffefen(%s We again in repaiws and Maintenan of buikjings and ground5 as wdl ag lower enetgy costs. On Investrnents. the cash hekl is in an aggregated chanty cash derxislt %knich retums ojnsistently higher than thè 74ay LIBOR. The Ggprtal value of the investment pcthlio. net of cash injected, rose by 3%. underperfoming the VSE 100 (rose by 5.8%) and the 'RPI + 4%. benchmark. While index benthmarks indicate Ihe pothl perf0rrn3n. or perhaps sts asset alkKation relabve tr) the FfsE1W index. the'RPI + 4%. benchmark relates to the costs of Tunning the rnonastery. For the L3St three years the disparate volaalibes ol drfferent sectors and geopoktical reasons have resutted in diweryenr between twthmarts and portfobo valuation3. 'Donations re¢eNed' indude £26.912 of Trustees. pensons and ben8fits made over to Ihe Charity; other m•lor funding sources during the yearwere investsllent inccrfne and (k)nations.
THE SOCIETY OF THE SALUTATION OF MARY THE VIRGIN LIMITED COUNCILLORS, REPORT (INCLUDING DIRECTORS. REPORT) (CONTINUED) FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2024 The Council has Monited the prorrtys running ¢>)sts and the returns on inveslments and has conctud8d that. since the current actiwties are dependenl the lèvel ol pen&ons made over to the Chatity by Mernbers, it i prudent to build up lh6 R•sevvM as and vthen tN)sbl8. The genef81 unrestrid•d fund stands at £2,790,024 12023. 2.554,0941 In accord the pc4icy of cbrty'ng the acojunts and finanaal pc4icy of the Charity. the Coun1 divld•s the R8S8rves lallhough Ihesè Arè neither nanent w reslrictedl according to C8rt8in D•8lgnated Funds whlch repmsent future pl&ns and n8éds. Three SLTrth Funds are allocated. The first is the Fabric Repair Fund which is an allocation for repair. Inaintenan and ksng lenn care ol the functic#)al property,. thls Fund is slated 8t 15% of construction costs, with subsequent Trncreases by Infia and decreases accordin9 to Maior Repalr expendlture (standing 8t £982,282). The Fabric Repair Pr£¥ed during 2024 was tsk8n from Ihis nd. The second 1$ the Future Care Fund %thich is a wovlsion lor thè of fesi(Sèntlal care of èhlerty Members should thèy ne8d it towards the end of their Iivg8'. this cost has been a sudden and conderabk8 aijdition to costs in Ihe history of the Community and is set to co¥er kxal csre c¥)sts for tY) persons for ¥ix years. wth annual upllft for Inflation (standlng at £631,979). The third 1$ Ihe Opwlunity Fund Is18nding at £721,545).. 8ft the design for Muckn611 Abbey was agreed by the Council. planning and (wstraints determined which fa01"e6 for retre8t8n18 and visitors might be prowd•d. the èmphasis was on the core need$ of those rx)ming to the abbey lor r851den¢ial r8lreals,' Ihls fund represent$ an 8pproximaie 4XJSt ol Fxowding ftjrther f80lities on site or in th8 trnity should the 8ize ol the Communlty and th• Sk13 it oftw increasa. The opptUnIty Fund also provides one Bourc• for m84or expenditure whith may be nsrs6itate(J by ¢he dev•b)pment of Ihg propos8d new town around th mon8stery.l. The principal m8terial 88Set of the Ch8nty has kng been its fut)ctlono1 property. Th8 book value of Land Bnd Bull¢Ying8, in the bolance sh6•l. rgpres8nls Iho purthasè t>)51 of Mucknell Farrn and the building addMotN to dale, re d•prgoion. A separate d8SWnat fund is hgld ts this assd standing a¢ £5,233,213. R08trfrt¢d funds th81 represenl tho unspent balence ol funds given for Wc purpose8 Stands at £13.099. Det8118 of •ath fvnd ar• in nole 20. In¥m•nI polley Invèstrnent wwers are described by th• Chanvs MerrKYandum olA8Boaation. and by Ihtr Twstee Investments Act 1961, wth such amendmenls as gfven in the Charibes kt 2011 and th• Tru$tees Act 2000. The Coundl determinès investrrenl pc4icy.' to ènsure Ihal investrnert de(xwons ara tsken On by persons or organisatKJns with the Skills and resources necessary to lake them effectivefy, Ihe CoJnc41 delegates rwline investment decisions to investment manager5. The investrnenl performarte. whith aims at a loThJ-temi balance of overall eaKY'lal and Incorne growth, IB ravthd at $t hw'ce each year. The Statemenl of Investment Policy (lost reviewed in 20221 addressès wch parameiers a$ aSBet alktsts"on, pertce banchrnarks. SLdt8bility of Investments and •thlcal crit6rf0. Ajihough the Charitys assets are unr•sthcted, the in¥esbnèni portfdlo IB malntaln¢d in c¥d&r to pd* uneamed incomo to enabk Memtws to c("no dc¥ng the ¢hawifab18 work thfiich does ganfrrate inCMe of ItS8W.
THE SOCIETY OF THE SALUTATION OF MARY THE VIRGIN LIMITED COUNCILLORS. REPORT (INCLUDING DIRECTORS. REPORD (CONTINUED) FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2024 Rlsk ass•siment The CnlIorS asses Ihe may risks tr1 the ctsnty 18 exposed, and are satsfied that systsms are in place to mibgat8 •XPOsure to the m8y risks. The Ch8rStls Rl•k ••mt and Flrn Rl•k a8•essment pokues Yemain under rtgur feview. Flnanclal rlsk wmprises In¥trent risks and fraud nsks. Th• ststement of investrnanl pollty covers lh8 followng.. man8ger, IvIdIty, wlibcal, StodI#l. 1rrenCY, market 8nd lrfats'on risks. Mosl of these are oddresd ernp1ong profe6sion•l investment managers, vth05e perfomance Is regUlaY revlawed, and agreeing ppropnate risk leve15. as8et allocabon and d0rIcatiOn. These are iing monitored by the Council kept under discussbn wilh the investsnent man•3ers. Ad(J6tionalty. atthwgh inflatN is rrtjw m¢)der8te. incraas8d costs 8re still affecting the Ch8rfty. The risk of fraud is m'goted by a dj&S19natUr9 requirement lor all si9nlficant Payments, profession81 accthinb"ThJ so18 and materi4 lockn as well as password protectlon in IT., Intemet banking 15 used for the Friends accwnts and fc¢ Ihe 8•tsry bank aCnt. Property risk affèds thè luncb'onal prcyerty of Ihe Chanty and all the fumishings and equipment used there. This is largely addres8¢d by a schedule of inspecbws. frLm the arthitects, Quinquennial lnSpe(L l18st made Aprll 20211 to regular obseN8tKm81 checs on rcof 51ates, maintenance contyacts on dl signific8ni equipment, and a tegpoke Insurance pollcy desi9ned Ith Ihe tt.J18T ne•ds of Religious Communitse¥ in mind. Roputstlon rl•k CA)mprises products and car• guests. Whibe Ihe Charity dcés not stst Olrt to work vAth young peo8 vulneratAe adults. some rntreatsnis or visltrws mKJht be so des¢n.. in 8ny case the Charity hos 8 wrilten Saf•gu8rdlng pollcy which matth8s all the Cje¢l$ and requiremenls of the widtr Churd) of England Safeguarding Instruments. As a ConqUenc of this, all the Momr$ ol Ihe Order pa.p¥te in Saleguarding training Ilatesl course in Jenu8ry 2023 and Novembti 20241 and the safeguanling officers have atttrnded fvrth8r Inlorm81Ion and training days organId centralty by tha Churth of En9land 8ndlor the Methodlst cjrCh ol Great Britaln. Pr¢t quality Is thecked by Ihts u$¢ in-house ol our pffjduct8. and PlU4 Ilabillty Insuranee is h8ld In regard to PrjU¢l5 sokl. In accor¢ance wlh b8St practice thw• bs #Iso 8 writtèn Iwlth and ••f•ty polley. l)ith 1$ fo6wel at least annually. Plan• for fvtur• p•rfod• The principal plon and hope for the monastery is the mainnCe ofdaity Wship and to continue providing pastoral care and hospitahly. Meanwhile erMiC rrtaInty 8nd geokxslibcal c£fficems demand careful monitoring and wudent responses in the fin8ntsal management of the Charily. The Communty is planning ew of practi1 work arrnn98rn8nts may dwmand a Wet weview mwJ8ar. Slnce movlng to Mucknell, the mon8sts"c Comrnunity has retsived 32 Ajongsiders. of orn nlne hav¥joined the Cornrnunty 85 nowces and six ol these have Sin made tt"r monastic Lrfe PrOfew and becorre Mernbers of the Society. Increasin9 numbers Strengthen the Bènedictine life. enhance the public 8nd anablg the Soo•ty to pmmde hospitality and spiritual accAynpaniment. The evolution ol the South Worce$tothire Development Han will untloubtedty affect fvtur¢ plans and may prompt pastoral work wth more Ioc81 T?dents 89 wpll as retreat8nts from further away. Work continue6 in the light of the la auinquennial l1weclb. and the Mgmber5 have agr8ed an addOn to OUT visitor accornrT*Jdalion which 11 effècted duriThJ 202&
THE SOCIETY OF THE SALUTATION OF MARY THE VIRGIN LIMITED COUNCILLORS. REPORT (INCLUDING DIRECTORS. REPORT) (CONTINUED) FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2024 Structure. gov•mance and managem•nt The Charity is a company limited by guarantee, Inc[#ted PAarth 1950. wislerfjd company numts•r 00479317,. chanty registrati numbw 221617. The TnJstee8 of Ihe Charity are th8 Coundllors of thè SoL¥ety And a also the diredrms for thg purpose of company L9w. Th8 Countsllors w) s8rv•J duriTh3 th& year ar41 up to the dat8 of 3Jnal of the financlBI 8t8tements were.. Thom8$ Quin Michad Tavinor Phillp Dulson ison Fry Michaèl Br08sard Sli Hector Sants Thè finanaal offJceTS of Ihe Chanty during 2024 were.. Thomas Quin Itrust¢?I Michaél Brossard Itru8t•••) Th• Councll consisls of sorne members of the Order and som$ lay persrms cyrrentlyl COwOPted onto th& Council their particular 8xpertise and aFvretsalM)n ol Ihe obj.ects of the Charty. The Coundl meels at least 41c8 each ealendai y¢8r. Thé Artides of Assockgtion provide lor w"remenl of Couneillors in ro¢ation'. new Coundllors are tyopted by the CMbnuing Counalk)rs unbl the ngxl AGM whon thgy must 8tsnd for olgction by th• Kl?rnb8rs. Indudion of C0ClI10r¥ who arg memb*s of the l>der 18 by the syslwn of monaSe formatkn {tralnlngl whlth involves limng and lo>aming the lrfe under supervisic for a minimurn of fivts years. Members of the Ordor becom? Mèrnbers of the Society before teing aligible lor cn¢418nd thus have pwous Èxposu to the work of the Council. Lay persons on th• Cojnal are duded into the partiojlar work and n8èds of the Charity by tho89 Counryllors wh¢ 8Te m¢mbers ol the Ordor. Countsllor8 am r¢gvlaty referred to Iho guidanc• put out by the Ch8rity Commis%on. None of the eouncillors has any benefiual Inlerest in Ihe cJ)mpany. AJI of the &)undlh)rs are members of the company and guarant•• lo contribute £1 in the evant of a windiNJ up. Audltor According to gtrfKI pradr'ce the role of 8udtt¢r was put to tènder during SpYOng 012024. firm were short lisled and IlOTrg dls¢ussion in Counal in May 2024. Audit Oyford LLP werè appointed as auditor of the company. Dlsclo•ur• of Inlom4tlon to audltor Each of the ¢ounullors has wnfiffted that thère is no infomialM)n ofvthith tw are aware Is relevant to the audlt, but of which the audilor is unaware. They have futher c4)nfinned Ihat they hav& tsken appyopriate steps to identify such r81evant Infrn8b'on #nd to estsblth Ihat the 8udilor t5 aware of suth infoThnotion. Thè counc11kn5' rfjp was 8pwoved by the Board of cou18. Thomas Quln Dlrectorrrrust
THE SOCIETY OF THE SALUTATION OF MARY THE VIRGIN LIMITED STATEMENT OF COUNCILLORS. RESPONSIBILtriES FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2024 The counullor5, who are a0 thè difecth of The soca of the Salutstion of Mary Ihe Virgin Limited for the PUTpose of company law, are responsible for preparing the Counrillors, Report and the financial ststements in accoTdance with applicatle I and Urled AUnty"ng Standards (Unrted .Jd0M Generalty Accepted Accounting Practice). Company law requires Ihe c(NJniilots to prepare finanaal Ststents fLY ead) firwicaal year which give 8 true and fair view of the state of affaiTS ol lh8 d)arity and of the inming r8sourcBs and aFrfJhcabc of rgsourc8s, induding the inccffie and expendtLure, ofthe dlitab company for that year. In pr8pabing these financAI ststements, the COrA110r$ are required to= - seleet surtable accounb.ng policies and Ih¢n apply them consstenty. - observe the methods and prinop185 in the Charities SORP.. - make judgements estimates tw are reasonable and Fdl and - prepare the finanaal statements on the goiTrJ concem basis Un5$ il is inappyopriats to presume that the chartty will continue in operatKffi. The councillors are responsible for keeping adequale ac(x*Jnting r8cords that disdose wilh reasonab a1ra at any time the finanrAal posiknon of the rt17ty and enats4e them lo er6ure ihat the finanrial statements Compty wth the Companies Act 2006. Th8y ale also responsible for Safeguarding the assets of the charity and hence for taking reasable steps for the wevents.on and detecbon of fraud and other iglarities.
THE SOCIETY OF THE SALUTATION OF MARY THE VIRGIN LIMITED INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORT TO THE MEMBERS OF THE SOCIETY OF ThE SALUTATION OF MARY THE VIRGIN LIMITED Opinlon We have audrt8d the fin8nual statements ol The SOCI of Ihe Salutstion of Mary the Wrgln Limrt8d {the 'charitVI for the year 8n¢Sed 31 December 2024 which (£Jmwise the slalernent of finanoal ath"wb'es. the balance sh8et and notes lo Ihe finanoal 8talem8nts, includirwj svJnrficant accounting poliaes. The finanual rekY)rting framework that h88 been aptyled in their preparation is applicat4e law and United Kingdom Accounb"ng Standards, indtsdlng Finanual R8POrting Standard 102 The Financwl Reporting St8fthrtl 8ppIKable the UK 8nd Republic of Iland Iuniled Kingdom GeneralACCepted ACuntrIg Prnt"cel. In our opinion. the finanual statgments.. give a true and fair view of the $tate of the tharrtatlè npan8 affairs as 8131 December 2024 and of118 Incoming r&sourees and applicatK)n ol mswrces. for th¢ year then ended,. have b¢en pmpety Fepared kn acetydanr 7Mth Unile(l ngdoM Genaralty Aee8ptsd Actcyjnting Pract1., and have bwi WgP8Ted In a¢xcfdance wlh th• requirnm8n18 of Ihe Ctynpanl¢¥ Act 2006. Ba•14 for oplnl¢Jn We conducted our audit In aCanCe wth lntemallm Standards on AuditiThJ IUKI {ISAs {UKII and appJicabl8 law. Our rasponsbilitk?s under those standards are hjrthor described in Ihe Auditoes responbilitieS ffor the audit ol the financial sl4lem8nt$ Sectson of ¢JJr por1. We are indèpendent ol tho tharity in accordanca wth the ethical requirements th8t are rean1 to our audit ol the finanaal siatements in the UK, includlng thè FRC $ Ethlcal St3ndard, and we have fuWilled our oiher ethical resFK)n&bilrties In a¢cordan¢x th the6• requirements. We believe that the audit evidénce w8 havo obtwrb8d 6$8uffiet •nd ¥pk¥rpriats ts provld• 8 ba# our cpinlon. Concluslons rnlatino to golng ¢on¢ern In audilirrfJ the financial slatemeftts, we have eondudèd Ihat the cndSOr. use ol th• 9c4ng c4)ncom ba$ 01 aceoundng in th• prepar4tron of the finarKial slalemonts B appropnate. Basèd on the work we h8ve rfCrnd. we have not id•nlified any mateiial uncertalnties ts.ng lo ev•nts or ¢ondi¢lons that. indiduallY or c£41e¢tivety. may cast signffji¢ant doubl M the tharty's ability lo cx)ntinua as a going concem lor a pariod of al le8St Nvelve monlhs from en the finaNial statements a authorwd for issu&. 0r respon8ibllitlts8 and the rnsponslbOlrUe8 of tho (%wncillor¥ wlth rtrBP8¢1 con¢em are dowibed In th relevant sactions olthis report. Oth•r Infomiatlon The other informayon compns•¥ the inlrmmatlon irduded in the annu81 r•FQrt olher than th• finanrial statements and our auditorfs repcyt ther80n. Th8 counts1 are resble for Ihe oth¢r informatson rmt8Sned Vmhin the annual report. Our opinlon on the fjnanoal ststgments ¢ not cover the other Snfrm81th and, except to Ihe exiont otheise explic•ty stated In oui rem, we do not express any form of 4ssvr¥nce condtsslon thereon. Our responwbilty is lo read the other infonnau'on and, in doitwj so, consid8r whelher lh8 other infoTmab"on is matarially inconsistent wth Ihe finanaal ststements c our knoedge Obtain In the cOue of Ihe audil. othew5e appaars to be matenally misslatetl. If we identsfy suc matenal incorwstetr)ues or app8nI material misstatements. we are requid to determSna whether this wves iise to a matèrial miss¢81ernent in the finanrial stslements themsdves. If, based on the work we have perfcffii¢d. lthde ihat there is a Materi misstst8ment of th¢s other Inforniation, we are required to repcwt Ihat lart We have rKJthing lo repfxt in this rtyard. Oplnlon8 on other matterJ proscrlb•d by the Companles Act 2006 In our opinion, based on the work vndertaken in the 0)ue of OUT audit.. thè infonnab'on given in the coJniilfv)rs' re(1 Ihe finanLyal year for vhith Ihe financ4al Statemènts are wepared. which includes the dtrector8' repjrt prepared fc¢ Ihe ptjrposes o14rrwany law, 15 cons*stenl ¥th the financ¥al statements,. and the directors, rekYJrt indud&J Wtin the ojuncillors. reFtht has been prepa in acc(ydance vrith applicable legal requirèments.
THE SOCIETY OF THE SALUTATION OF MARY THE VIRGIN LIMITED INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORT {CONTINUED) TO THE MEMBERS OF THE SOCIETY OF THE SALUTATION OF MARY THE VIRGIN UMITED Matt•r• on which •re T•qulv•d to rnport by •xc•ptlon In the light of the know9¢ an(J und8r5tathJiThJ ol Ihe tharity and its environment obtsined in the course of the audit, we have not entsfied material M18teMentS in the ¢eCto. rep induded ¥thin the counollors. report. We have nothing to reF<)rt In resp8d Lrf the follng mattus in relats. to vthith the Companles Ad 2LY)6 require8 us lo rgport lo you if, in our c¥)inlon'. ad8quai• accounbny records have Thjt be•n kepL rx rebjms a(lequ8te for our 8udrt have not recelved frorn branches not visited by us". c financial statements are nol in agr¢Wl wilh the acL)Junb"ng records and roiiims,. r certain disdosures of trusiees, remuneration specafied by arè not madé". or we have not received 911 the inlormallon and explanatscffl5 we require for our 8udiL or the counallors were not entit to prepare thè fin8ncial stalements in accnrdance wlth the Small companies gime and take advafitsge ol th¢ small Compan8. exwnpb'ms in preparfng ihe counauors, rewt and from the reqyiremenl to propare a stratègic rer(wt. R•8pon•lbllltl•• of counclllo AS explained more lully in thè st8tement ol rund11¢y3. rn8ponsibililps. lh• c4)unulth. vth¢ are 8150 the diredors of the chBrfty fcf the purp08e of company law, arn SpOnsIe for the prep8r8tkn of thè financial slatements and for bdng sabsfied that they give a true and fwr wiew, and for gJch Int?mal )nIoI as the eouncilk)rs determine Is necesry to •nAble ihe prepara of financial Statements that are free from m&lerial Misstatem1, whether due to fraud or error. In pmparing th• financaal sthtements, the cnd1k8 arn respon8ibk• for assessirvJ thè ch8rftyS ability to continye as a golng eoncem. dlsclosing. as applice. rnatt rdated to going concem antl using the going concern basls of accounting unless the councilloTr $ither intend to liqUale the charitsblè company or to cease operations. iy have no re01tic ah•mob¥e but lo do 80. Audltorfl r••pon•lblllil•• for th• •udlt of th• I1n•ncl t•i•m•nt• Our objectivès are to obtain reasOnae ossuranc8 about whether thè finandal staternents as 8 whole aro free from matertal misstatement, whether du• to fraud or error, and to issue an audrto¢s port that indudes our opinlon. Reasonabl8 assurance is 8 hlgh levd rjf 8ssur8nc8 but is not 8 guarantee Ihat An audit 0)nduCt In eccordance wth ISAS IUKI wll afv4ays d8teci a material m15Stalement vthen rt exists. Mi$st8lernents can aris• from fraud or ?nor and are considered material il, IndNidually L¥ in the aggregale, they could 880b be expected to Influence Ihe eC¢ncffl decIOn8 of u8ern tsken on th• basi8 ol th8se financa81 stslomwls. The extent io wthich our prc¢•dureg or• capabl8 ol J•irj irwulariti•s, indudin9 fraud, 18 d818lled b8lcrw. Our approach to idenlifying and assessing the risks of matsrial ml$stst•ment In spe ol irreguLqrliles, indudlng fraud and rth-ccxnpliance v•th laws and regulation8. was as folk)ws.' . the engagement parlner ensu¥ed Ihat lh& engagwent tsam cectiVe had Ihe approwlate compotence, capabilrti•s ond skills to bJentfy or rewgnlse norcmplInC wih 8prlicable w$ and regulatiorts.. entifisd Ihe 18w5 and regulabons 8ppIic3t4e to ihe chantabie company through discussiorts wlth directorsArustees 8nd olher managemenl. and from wr knIM4edge and experience of the client's sector. we focuset1 on specthc Lawy and regulati$ ¥•hith we o)nsbJared may have a dI¢t materfal effect on the financial statements or the opwatyS of Ihe tharrtable ¢panY'. we ass8ss•d the extent of complianc4 the lth¥s and regulations at)ve through Man9 enquines of managemenL and Identified laws and regLlation3 We Communtl thin ts audit team regularfy and Iho trn remalned alert to instances ol nonix)mplianc8 Ihroughout Ihe audit.
THE SOCIETY OF THE SALUTATION OF MARY THE VIRGIN LIMITED INDEPENDENT AUDrroR'S REPORT (CONTINUED) TO THE MEMBERS OF THE SOCIETY OF THE SALUTATION OF MARY THE VIRGIN LIMITED We assassed the svsCeptitty of th• therilabkn rANnpatys finan081 statements to material m15slaiem8nt. kndudlno obtsining an understanding of how fratsd ryJht (Ar. by. • makirrfJ anquiries of management as to where they con$dered there wa$ suscepb"bility to froud, th•ir knovledge of actual, suspected and alge traud", • eonsidering the intemal CtlS In plac6 to M'gate risks offraud and ntybo)mF4n¢e law5 and To address th• rfsk of fraud through management ts.as aThJ 0rridO ofcctrfj18. W•.. performed 8nalyb.cal WocediJ lo identify any unus(wl w un•xpected rtlationships". lesied Foumal entrs to identfy unusual transat¢Th,' assessed vthether judg•n¥3nts and a86umpticns mode in d•t•nninirw the aLX¥)unUng e8tJmatès wer• indiealive of pot¢nbal bias: ' In6.gat0d the rationakry beh 'gnffic4nt or unu8u•I transacU8. In respon#e to th• risk of ltr•gulaiiti"•$ n¢y¢0MpNartee Lq%b% and rngulation$, wo delgned procedure8 vthlch inchJd8d, but w•r• not Ilmrt•d to-. ' 8greeirrfJ finandal s1•tent di8drAur8s to Underfn9 suppthng doeJJnentation.' . r•#ding th• minute8 of n9$ of Ihog• t tith g0MnCe,. •enqUIr& ol m8nagem•nt as to actual and kthnbal lats'on and daims; A furlher d¥$crbtion ol our r•ts¢S is awlt4& on the Flnanoal R¢pth'ng Coundl'$ webslte at.. htlpg.'11 w4.fr¢.0rg.uk1#udito1Sr•sOTrbi1rt1e8. de8p f(vms part of our audits$ repcrft. ol our r•port This rep)rt is made solely to th¢ ¢harrtabl• ccthpanws members. as a t#)Jy. In 8Ctordance with Chapter 3 of Part 16 of the Companies Act 20(. Our audit WC ha5 b¢en Undtsken so thal we might stat¥ to ihe ch8ntable cornpany's memÈ4rs (hos• m8tt8ts we are required to stale lo Ihem In 8n auditor's report and lor no 0lh&r purpose. To the fullest eytent ptrmitled by law, we do noi accept ry assume responsitslity to anyone other than thè charttae ompaNy and Ihg thatable companys members as a tr. for our audtt wo. for this report, (* for the opinlons w¢ hove fomied. Rort K5rt1and IS•nlor Statutory Audltorl For and on behalf of Gravha Audit OXW LLP. StstutoryAuditor Chartered AccA)unlants First Roor, Park Central 4041 Park End Stre8t Oxford OX1 1JD t)ate. ..91fj12QlS........
THE SOCIETY OF THE SALUTATION OF MARY THE VIRGIN LIMITED STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTivrriES INCLUDING INCOME AND EXPENDuRE ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2024 Unrnstrid8d Restricted fund* lunds 2024 Totsl Umr•strlcted R•sirfcted fvndl fund• 2023 2023 Total 2024 2023 Not•• Income from". Donations and leg8cl•s Charitable activities Investments Other material in¢om• 251,015 27.487 141,349 11.814 17.127 288.142 27,487 141.349 11.814 181,911 25,939 136,384 10.666 7.230 189,141 25.939 136,384 10,666 Totsl Iorn• 431.665 17.127 448.792 354. 7,230 362,130 Exp•ndltur• on: Raising funds ChAritsble acb"viti6s 28.412 348.612 28.412 3S4,004 28,349 365.802 28,349 371,948 5.392 6,148 Totsl expendr# 377,024 5.392 382,416 394,151 fj.148 400,297 Net gains on Investments 12 80.329 80,329 153.427 153,427 N•t Incom• 134.970 11.735 146,705 114.176 115,260 Transfers belw•en funds 1,637 11.6371 Net moY•m•nt In fund• 134,970 11.735 146,705 115,813 15531 115,260 R•con¢lllollon of fund•: Fund balarS at 1 JoThJary 2024 10.084,687 1.364 10.086,051 9.8,874 1,917 9,970,791 Fynd bal•nc•• at 31 December 2024 10.219.657 13.099 10.232.756 10,064.687 1.364 10.086,051 The 5tstement of fin8ncJal actiwties indutles all gains and kIS rwni#•d the ye8r. AJI income 8nd expenditur erive from contsnuing actiwb"es.
THE SOCIETY OF THE SALUTATION OF MARY THE VIRGIN LIMITED BALANCE SHEET AS A T 31 DECEMBER 2024 2024 2023 Fixed a¥•ets Tangible assets Investments 14 15 5,130,637 4,581.191 5.272.269 4,353,407 Currnnt aM•t• Debtors Cash at bank and In hand 9.711.828 9,625.676 18 20,111 567,720 13.898 513,998 587.831 Credltor¥: •moont• lalllng du• wfthln one yr 527,894 17 {11.6801 112,2961 N•t curr•nt 576.151 515,598 Tot•1 ••uts l•M ¢uTh•nt Il•blltti 10.287,979 10,141,274 Cr•dltov¥'. •mourf• falllng du• aft•r mor• th•n on• y•r 18 155.2231 1SS,2231 N•t aJ8•t¥ 10,232.756 10,086,051 Th• lund• of th• ch•rlty Restricted inwm8 fund8 Unreslrkted funds. g6n$ral Dasignated funds 13,099 2.790.024 7,429,633 21 1,384 2,554,094 7,530,593 10,232.756 10,086,051 Thè finanaal staternents were appro4d by tho counL?lorn on ......................... Thomas Quin DIrectorluste• Cc¥npany registia11 number 479317 (England and Wales) 11
THE SOCIETY OF THE SALUTATION OF MARY THE VIRGIN LIMITED NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2024 A0tIng pollcl•s Charlty Inform•tlon The Society ol the SalutatiC of Mary the Limrted is a private cthnpany Ilmited by guarantee Ineofporat8d in England and Wales. Th• registered office is First Floor. Pa Central, 4Ck41 Park End Strest, Oxford, OX11JD 1.1 Ac¢ounllng conv•ntion The financial statements have boen prepamd in 8ecoTdance tmth Ihe Mernoranduffl and Arlid8s of A8stiuth'on, the C(xnpanie5 Act 2006 and 'Aco)unting and Reportlng by Ch8rits"es.' Ststèment of Recomm8nd8d Practsce applicat4e to charitigs preparing their aCur$ in 8ccordanc& wsih th8 Finanual Rewb"ng Stsnd8rd applIcae in th¢ UK and Republic of Ireland IFRS 1021 {•ffective 1 January 20191". Th charity is a Public Banefit Entty as dofined by FRS 11y2. The tharity has tak•n advantage ol the provisions In the SORP for chariti# appl0 FRS 102 upda Bulletsn 1 not to preparts a Statem•nt of Cash Flow5. The finanual Ststèments am prepared in sterfkng. vhwch i8 lh• bJncdc4W Cu1c of th• tharbty. Mon•tsry amount$ in theso financial statements are rounded to Ihe n$af8St £. The financ4al 8tatem¥nts have been pr•pared under th• hl8trKi¢•l CO ts)nVenIn. ImtrJlfl•d to Indude lh• revaluation of freehokl prorArties and to incde inveslmenl prybes and c4rtwn finandal instruments at fair Valuel. prfndpel accntIng Fdicw adopted are sot out below. 1.2 Golnq GOnM At the time ol approvlng the finanaal Statements, thè ¢ounolltrs haw a rea8M8ble •xpect8Uon that the has adequat• KreeS lo coniinue in opeTrtional existence for th? foreseeable future. Thus the coundlkjrs continue to 8dopl the golng COFK•m bg¥s of acwunbng in preparing the financial stalemerts. 1.3 Charbtabl• funds Unrestn'ctad bJnd8 are avail¥e use at th• dis17 of tt coundllcvs in lurther¥nce of ththr charit88 objecuves. Th• F•brle RepJlr Fund a deswated r•serye •stalSh8 to cg)¥eT f¢palrs and mwntenanc4 cKJ8ts anllcipated in Ihe loNJ term ¢are of MucKnell Abbgy. Cound initi'alty sèt this Fund at 15% of roconstruth.on costs. The Future C•r• Fund is a d¢slgnated proyi5icm for residenll81 ¢are of •kJ8rfy m•mbers shou they rwd It. Thls is cvrrendy set at a level to cover •sts"mat•d Ic¢al care cts for hvo per%)ns for six years. Th• Opportunlty Fund is a dnated reseN8 Tewgsenlirwj 8n appmximate CAlSt of PTo¥idlng ftjrthar laciliti•s shoult1 the size of Ihe Communty and It can offer C4'n8 to ncrease. Abb•y Property a degnat resorve. reprnts the historic cost las 8ubseqventty depreciated) Of the functional prcperty and fix1u$ and fitb'ngs of Charity and Iberofo d5 nol repsent funds avallable for exp8ndilure on general charilable pury)0s6s. Rèstricted fvnds are subject to spwfic conditi"cffi6 by donry5 or grantcrfs as to how they rnay be used. The purposes and u3es of Ihe rèstricted funds ort set out in the Mjtes to the finanaal statements. 1.4 Incorn• Income is rX)gniSed when the thanty is legalty entsued to rt after any perfiwmanrx condibons have en met. amounts can be rneasured Iabty. and it is syobablè Ihat incLme will be receNed. 12-
THE SOCIETY OF THE SALUTATION OF MARYTHE VIRGIN LIMITED NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED) FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2024 A¢untIng Wl¢l (Contlnu•il} Cash donabons are roco3ni8e(l on reipt. Other d(all$ are rwnised once the charity has been nob.fied of th6 d(atic, unjess perfomianc• COnd.0nS requirn def¢Th of the amount. Income tax recoverable In relation to 805 r8cewed under Grft Ajd or deed5 of ¥&DanI is reCJniSed at the time of the donation. L8ga¢i8s ara recognwd OT othewwse rf tho tharity h83 been rn)tified of an impBnding distrtbution. the amnt 1$ known. and receipt 18 expe. 11 Ihe amc¥Jnt 15 not kn¢Y, legacy Is treot¢d as conb"ngent assei. Olvldend income ts accounted for ¢)n a due and recaivable basis. Internst on deposit accountsls uedlw when r8¢¢1¥&J. 1.8 Expendlturn Expenditure is recognls•J oncé there Is 8 legal or ¢on6tructsve Obligati lo tr8n$f8r eo)n¢)mic benefit to g thlrd p8ty. It is probable that a Lr8nsfgr ol banefrt8 wll be required in settlement. and Ihe amount of the oblaon can mea$wed lab. Expenditure is da$8ified by oc'iAty. The costs of each admty are mad8 up of the total of dlred costs and shared CA)St$. Incljding Supwt costs invow in UTrderta"ng activity. Olr•cl $ts attn'butablo to a 8lngl• activity are allocat•d ijiredy to that activty. Share(I costs which eonlribule to mor• than one activity and support costs which ar• nol attribU1ab lo a actIty are apportion•d beknn those a¢Yvlts'8S on a b8sIs ¢onsistent th th• u8e of r•sources. Deprea8ts charges are aloeated on the portion of the asset's use. Cc6ts of generaung fijnds o)mprise Iho costs a88OCAat•d with gon•rabon vla Sale ol wrxk gnd cost8 8$8OCAatthJ wth lh• investm•nl pcrfllolio. Chantab18 expenditure comwse8 diroct eXpdth attributabt• to Vfvre costs con11 be &ldY ¥ttribut8d, they have been alth8ted to acovllios on a ba MsteI vAth Ihe us8 of resour. Govemance costs indudè those ¢osts, suc a8 ststulory audrt and ltyal and Ixofe891onal fe88. 488ocAated th constjtK$nal and slatuw r•4uiremènts Wher& ¢08ts cannot be dire¢lty attliled ¢0 headings. ilw have allocated to 8clivilies o basis consistent with vse of the resources. 1.6 Tanglblè fix•d I01 Tangib fixed assets are Inilialy measurgj al ¢osi and bSeqUen1lY measureA at cosi or vaatIon, net of deprecith'on any impairment kffjses. Depreciation is recogntsed x) ¥$ to lte crff the (x)si or valuatiori of assets less th¢ir resal values over their us?ftJl Ives the folkmyig bases". Fraehold land and buildirg Fvmiture and eqU1pffnt Fixture5 and fittings Motor vehicles SO Str5h1 lin• 5 yeats straighl li 10 years straight lino 4 years straight lino The gain or 105s arising on the disposal of an assèt is det8rmin&J 89 the d[fferen betren the sale prcteeds and thè Caryng vue of the a[ and is recognised in the ststement offinanaal activities. 13-
THE SOCIETY OF THE SALUTATION OF MARY THE VIRGIN LIMITED NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED) FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2024 Accountlng pollel•4 IConllnu8dl 1.7 Flx•d •$s•t In¥e•trnènts Fixed ass1 Investment5 are inth'alty me8SUrtd at tTrns8cb"on wic• •XCIng tracl Costs. and are subsequently measured at lair value 8t èach reF¢Jtsng date. Changes in law valué are reoJgt)ised in net Inccfflellexpendrturel for T. TMlact are wsed as in8d. 1.8 Imp8lrment 0fflX J•••ts Al eBch reporting 8nd date. the charity r•views th• carying amounts of tts tarvJlb18 assets to detemlne whelher there Y& any indicats.on that ¢hose assets have suffer$d an impaim)ent loss. If any such indic8ts.on •xisls. the TeClable amount of thg as$81 B 85b"mated in Lyder to dgiming Ihe extent of the impairment los8 Ikf any). 1.9 Cash and e••h •qul¥ihnts Cash and cash equivalents Indu cash in hgnd. derwts hdd at call wilh banks, other shct4erm liquid Investments vthh origln81 maturilK8S of three mcmlhs rA1888. and bonk ovwdr8fts. Bank ovardrafts are 5hovm wfthln borTowings in currorst liabililles. 1.10 Flff ancl•l InsinJm•nts The chanty has elec¢ed to apply Ihg prowsiw8 of Section 11 '88$bc Financaal Insinjmwts, and Sgth"on 12 'Oth•r Flnancial InstNmenls18W•8' ol FRS 102 to all ol S finantyal struman. Financial InstrUMts are recognised in the b•Lgnce shoot wthan th• thanty ComeS party to the contra¢tu81 pSic9 of th• Instrurnent. Finanual assets 8nd llabllll8 8ro off801. vrith amcJnts kyesentod In ihe flnanclal stst&m8nts, wh•n there 18 a legally enforceable righl io set off the recoanised amounts and there is an in1¢n to sèttle on net b18 or to reall the asBet and setue Iha liability simuttaneousty. 8asic fin•ncl•l •ssets B851c financial assets. whl¢h indvde ¢J•btors and cash ¥nd bank balances. 8re Initsalty measured at transaction price Induding transacbon eosts and a substy]uenUy carrie(1 81 amorb5ed c05t using Ihe effèctiv8 intet method unl•ss the arr8ng8ment (xjnslitutes 8 finanong transat"on, ¥there th& trans8cln 18 measured at th8 preseni Value of Ihe fulure recAipts diSnItIj al 8 mathet r8t of intergsl. Finanuo198get8 cla$$ifigd as receiv8bl8 thin one Or are ncd omrtwd. Bask nnwnel•l Il•bllili•8 Basic finanaal liabilities, Induding credhors 8nd benk loans are initwlly re¢csnis•d at transection prlce unl•$s the arrangement consJtules o financ3ng transaction. Whe th? debt in5trumenl is measured at the present valuè of the fulure paymenls diScnI8 at A mawk¥i rate of into$L Financwl Iwbiliues dasslfied as payable within one year a nol amort"¢sed. Debt instruments are subsequenly carri 8t aTrKJrb'séd cosL wng the effeth.ve intowt rate Mothj. Trade credit015 8T oblg8b'M5 to pay for gy)ods or seryices that have been acquir•J in ordlnary eourse of operations frorn supplieT5. Amount$ paydble are dassffied as current 1¢8bilil'es rf payment is due within yèar or less. If not, they presénted as non-current habilibes. Trade credtcS are reniSed initialty at transactscn price and subsequenty m835ured at am0"se using the effecbve Inte$t method. Derewgnltlon of Ilnancl* Ilabilhl•s Financial liabilities arè dec3n1d when the thariws ccffltradu81 oblvJations expl are tlischarged or cancellad. 1.11 D<)wry monies Dowry monies received are treated as Icw term. interest free kAns. hekl wthin ditOrS on the balpnce sheet. 14-
THE SOCIETY OF THE SALUTATION OF MARY THE VIRGIN LIMITED NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED) FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2024 Crltical aOUnting estlmatss and ludg•ments In the applicah'on of tha ch8rity's ac(x)unbng pobrAes. the coun(illors are required to make judgements, estimate8 and assumptions abcrtjl the carTring arr¥)unt of assets 8nd liabilities th3t are not readily apparent from other sources. The estimat&s and associated assumpbons are based on historical experience an¢J other factors th81 are COndered to be re18vanl. Acknal re5uhs may dFfier from these estimatgs. The estimat and un¢YeAying assumpS are reviewed on #n ongthng basis. Revisions to a¢¢ounting esb"mate6 ar6 rgwnisad in lh8 peric¥J in the e5bmate is rnvised where the revision 8ffects only that pedod. or in the penod of th• rnvisw and fLtDJre ¥18 th• rnM8ic aff•¢ts both curr•nl and lutur• P8ri0ds. Th• f1#n9 ludgements (apart from tlThe VM>fvkng ostwnatssl hove had tho rnost sIgnrant •ffoct on amounts recc¥Jnis8d in the finano ¥tatem•nts. FlxedAsset Depreu'at DeFyecAath was calculated based on managemerfy estimat• ol the u(U1 eCOr1¢ lives ol tanglble fix8d assets. fhJrin9 the year •nded 31 Drnber 2024. depla1 towled £153.789 (2023.. £156,227). Incom• from don•tloM and l•g4cl•• Total Unr••trkt•d R••trl¢t•d fvnd• 2023 T¢)tal lund 2024 fund• 2024 2024 2023 2023 Donabons and grfls L8gacAes 184.515 17.127 201.642 181,411 7.230 188,641 500 251.015 17,127 268.142 181.911 7.230 189.141 Income froffl chArllabl• Actlvttle• lJnrn*trlct•d fvndl 2024 Unr••trf¢t•d fund• 2023 Sale of goods 27,487 25.939 15-
THE SOCIETY OF THE SALUTATION OF MARY THE VIRGIN LIMITED NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED) FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2024 Incom• from In¥e•tm Unrtstrletsd Unmtrlct•d funds fund• 2024 2023 120.195 16,1B9 Income Irom Ilstod investments Irter•st reeeNabl 119,375 21,974 141.349 138,384 Ral•lng fund• Unr••trlct•d Unrestiiclod fund* funds 2024 2023 12.804 Costs of gojds 8old 11,713 Inveslmant management 16,699 15.545 28,412 28,349 16-
THE SOCIETY OF THE SALUTATION OF MARY THE VIRGIN LIMITED NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED) FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEAIBER 2024 Charttabl• athities Ireliglous COMMUny) 2024 Abb•y Oonatlon 2Q24 {v•lFglou8 communlty 2023 Total 2023 2024 2023 Dtspreiyatlon and Impairment Abbey {lIgiOuS comrnunityl 153,789 153.789 1&8,228 156.228 183.876 4.577 186.453 200.078 4.618 204,696 337,665 4.577 342,242 356,306 4,618 360,924 Share of goveman¢e costs (see note 81 11,762 11.762 11,024 11,024 349.427 4,577 354,004 367.330 4,618 371,948 Anatysl• by fvnd VeStricted funds Restricted funds 344,035 5,392 4,577 348.612 5,392 361,184 6.148 4.618 365,802 6,146 349.427 4,571 354.Cv)4 387.330 4,618 371.948 Qov•mJnc• ¢o•ts Governn 2024 Govemanee costs 2023 Audit feès Accountan¢y 4.405 7.357 4,080 7,357 4,080 11.762 11.762 11,024 11.024 Analyg•d tseeen Chart8t4e ath'mties 11.762 11.762 11,024 11,024 Govemance cOS InrkKlas paym8nts to the #udilcys of£4.405 {2023.' £4,080) for audit fees. N•t mov•m•nt In fund• 2024 2023 Thè nel movemsnt in fvnds is ststed after ¢hargiThylcrediting}.' Fees payable lor the audit of the charitys finaThiBI staterr*nts Depreciation of owned tangib fixed assets 4,405 153.789 4.080 1,228 17-
THE SOCIETY OF THE SALUTATION OF MARY THE VIRGIN LIMITED NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED) FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2024 10 Counclllors Non• of the coundVLws lor any (¥)nneded Ih•ml r•ceived any remun•ratlon OT expense5 from the charity during Ihe year. Livin9 expenses of those trustees and m8mbÉts ol the chariV5 key manag8ment personnel are 0130 members. ol the Order were bcffje by the charty dunng the yeaf. However all members of the Order donate pef50nal Income to the ch8nty. Totsl donatKm6 reCW¥ frrffi mefflbeTS of the ¢>)urK41 in thg year amnted to £28.91212023.. £17.9901. 11 Employ• Th• aver¥g• monthty number of employ88s dunng the Orwa3.. 2024 Numb•r 2023 Numb•r Tol81 There ar¥ no ompbyw 86 at 31 D•cwnber 202412023: n(ml Thervj were nts •mpl¢)yee& whose annual r•mun•rnkn was £60.OCO or rnor•. 12 Galn• and lo¥Ms on In¥t•t Unr••trlcted Unretrlct•d fvnd• fundjj 2024 2023 Galnslllos8I arfslng on.. R¢v8luabcfi of investrnentg 80,329 153,427 13 Tax*tlon The thaiity is •xempt Irom tsxatiCA) on its actmb.es becauy• ou Its incon¥J is applied for thadiable purpos88. 18-
THE SOCIETY OF THE SALUTATION OF MARY THE VIRGIN LIMITED NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED) FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2024 14 Tanglbh fix•d as8•ts d lyjllthnp •wlkwn•nt Tol•l Cost Ai 1 January 2024 Addlllons DIspO8S 7,169.316 80.605 14.119 (8.398) 183.000 1.074 {8001 49,427 7.482,348 15,193 124,3421 115,1441 At 31 Dec&Mber 2024 7,169,316 86.326 183.274 34.283 7,473.199 0•Pr•tIon •nd Impairm•nt Al 1 January 2024 Depreciaty'on charged in the year Eliminated in r¢spect of di8wsa19 1,936,104 139,386 68.T87 183.000 22,737 9,517 115.1441 2,210.078 153.789 121,3051 (5.361) (8LXJ) Al 31 Decèmber 2024 2,075,49) 67.708 182,254 17,110 2,342,562 Canylng amount Al 31 December 2024 5,093,826 18.818 1.020 17.173 5,130,637 At 31 D8c8mber 2023 5,233,212 t2,367 26.690 5.272,269 Freehold land and bvihjings comwise Ihe Communitys monasw, kThry 8$ Mucknall Abb8y. This indudes freehokl land of £200,CKJO. vhjich is nol d¢precJated. 19-
THE SOCIETY OF THE SALUTATION OF MARY THE VIRGIN LIMITED NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED) FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2024 15 Flx•d 8ss•t Inve•imenlS Li•t•d Unll$t•d Imf•slment• IDv•tment• Total Coit or vlu•tl¢)n At 1 January 2024 Additions Valuation char•Je Dl8ws81 4.350.507 493,965 80.329 (346.510) 4,353.407 493,965 80,329 {346.5101 4,581,191 Al 31 D0mber 2024 4.578.291 2,WO Carylng #mount At 31 December 2024 4,578,291 4.581,191 4,353,407 At 31 D8cernbor 2023 4.350,7 2.900 C08t of Inve8tsn•nts £3,310,12812023.. t3,111,437). At 31 De¢ber 2024 no single knv88tr*ni more than 5% of the porttolio value. 18 D•btor• 2024 2023 Amounts falllno du• wlthln on• y••r. 300 2.002 11,594 TT?de debtors Olher debtor8 Pr•paymonts and a¢¢rued Ii)com 11,413 20,111 13,896 17 Cr•dltor¥: amounts l•lWng du• wlthln on• y•ar 2024 2023 11.680 12.296 Acuu81s 8nd defwred inccthe 18 crltOrS. amounts falling du• aft•r morn than y?ar 2024 2023 55,223 55.223 InteT85t free loans
THE SOCIETY OF THE SALUTATION OF MARY THE VIRGIN LIMITED NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED) FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2024 19 Conllngent 48S•t The charlty has Ixen no11f of an £18,OtM) legacy vthich %sill b¢ recewed en certw"n condilkns have been mèt. 21
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THE SOCIETY OF THE SALUTATION OF MARY THE VIRGIN LIMITED NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED) FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2024 22 Anatysl¥ of n¢t ass•ts Ieen funds ilnrestricted Regtrocted funds funds 2024 2024 Total 2024 At 31 O•cemb•r 2024.. Tangible assets Investments Current assetsllllabi1"e$) Long term liaLx"les 5.130.637 4.581.191 563,052 155,223) 5.130,637 4.581,191 576.151 155,2231 13,099 10.219,657 13,099 10,232.756 Unrestrlcted Restrfcted fund$ fund5 2023 2023 Total 2023 At 31 December 2023: Tan9ible assets Investments Current assetsllllabilib8s) LLmg tenn liab'lities 5,272.269 4,353.407 514.234 155,2231 5.272.269 4,353,407 515.598 155.2231 10.084,687 1,364 10,086,051 23 Related party transactlons There wwe rK) transactions paid to (* on hl1 of Tntstees in 202412023- £1.5471. -24_