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2022-03-31-accounts

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Directors' report
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Statement offinancial activities incorporating income and expenditure account 13
Balance sheet 14
Statement ofcash flows 16
Notes to the financial statements 17

Charity name name Atlantic Salmon Trust Atlantic Salmon Trust
Patron HRH King Charles III
President Earl Percy
Vice presidents Col HFO Bewsher
Mr A Wallace
Hon Mrs SV Lopes
The Marquess
of Hamilton
Directors Mr RP Douglas
Miller
Mr0Reeve
(Chairman)
Mr P Landale
Mr PA Rippin (resigned 9 December 2021)
Mr RHM Chaplin
Mr W Browne-Swinburne
Mr GT Wilson
Mr RA Scott-Dempster
Mr W Davies
Mr H Eiriksson
Ms L Irwin
Mr SBarr (appointed 3 May 2022)
Mr SWD Laird (appointed 1 July 2022)
Company secretary
Chief Executive Officer Mr MA Bilsby —Key Management
Registered office Fishmongers'
Hall
I ondon
EC4R 9EL
Principal office Battleby House
Perth
PH1 3EW
Auditors Ingela Louise Presslie
Senior Statutory
Auditor
Whitelaw
Wells
Chartered
Accountants
9Ainslie Place
Edinburgh
EH3 6AT
Bankers The Bank of Scotland
76 Atholl Road
Pitlochry
Perthshire
PH16 SBW
Solicitors Gillespie Macandrew
5 Atholl Crescent
Edinburgh
EH3 8EJ
Investment managers Waverton
Investment
Management Limited
16Babmaes Street
London
SW1Y 6AH
Company registration number 904293
Registered charity number 252742
Scottish
charity number SC037902

Risk Description Description Management
Donations and Legacies Fluctuating levels of donations This is being addressed
and legacies to support core through
diversifying
the
functions. income streams forthe Trust
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the development
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the Presidents
Club, Salmon
Club, Auction and Corporate
Funding.
This is in conjunction
with
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to attract more donations.
Investment Returns Variability of investment This is mitigated
by retaining
returns. expert investment
managers
and having a diversified
investment
portfolio.
Covid 19 The impact ofCovid-19 The Trust reviewed
all projects
pandemic on the Trust during and only proceeded when
the year was in relation to: suitable safe working
Changes in nature and scale of arrangements
could be put in
planned activities; possible place; all staff worked from
infection of key staff, home during the pandemic. An
additional costs due to allowance
was made
in
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safety requirements or due to a reduction
in face to
working from home face fundraising
events and
arrangements;
volatility
in investment
returns were
donations and investments. monitored
regularly.
Project Funding Failure or disruption to project The Trust will only proceed
funding. with a defined project once all
funding
has been approved.
Brexit Disruption to procurement or It is not envisaged
that Brexit
project funding will have a direct impact on
core funding
or approved
project. It is recognised that
UK organisations
will not be
eligible for all future
EU
projects.

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Note 2022 2021f
Net cash gained/(used) in operating 18 (340,011) 458,748
activities
Cash flows from investing activities
Interest and dividends 10,917 11,866
Payments
to acquire investments
(80,395) (110,742)
Receipts on disposal of investments 102,303 103,350
Payments
to acquire fixed
assets (17,015) (57,231)
Net cash (used in)/provided by
investing
activities
15,810 (52,757)
Change
in cash and cash
equivalents in
the reporting
period
405,991
(324,201)
Cash and cash equivalents at the
beginning
ofthe reporting
period 115,276
521 267
Cash and cash equivalents at the end of
the reporting
period
197,066 521,267
Cash and cash equivalents compromise:
Cash at bank 119,748 471,797
Cash held in investments 77,318 49,470
197,066 521,267

2 Income
2022 2022 2022 2021 2021 2021
Unrestricted Restricted Total Unrestricted Restricted Total
Donations
Gift Aid donations
including
tax
recoverable 25,252 25,252 74,321 74,321
General, pledged
donations
and legacies
368,357 368,357 287,030 287,030
Donations
in
kind* 13,439 13,439
393,609 13,439 407,048 361,351 361,351
Grants and donations
for specific projects 1,442,417 1,442,417 1,227,579 1,227,579
Investment income 10,917 10,917 11,866 11,866
Other trading
activities
Gross proceeds
auction
from 110,672 110,672 144,839 144,839
Bank Interest 9 9
Miscellaneous income 8,071 8,071 10,019 10,019
Event sponsorship
income 5,000 5,000
123,743 123,743 154,867 154,667
Total income 528,269 1,455,856 1,984,125 528,064 1,227,579 1,755,663

basis co nsis tent
with the us
e ofresources.
Promotion
Raising ofsalmon Total Total
Funds conservation Governance 2022 2021
F
Support costs
Staff costs 60,870 111,311 13,881 186,062 193,630
Meetings &Events 15,735 20,616 36,351 7,824
Office running costs 49,037 49,037 34,643
Subscriptions 703 703 599
Professional Fees 1,554 30,444 31,998 24,544
Website & Social Meeting 4,529 4,529 16,553
Miscellaneous 2,618 2,618 6,018
Allocation to projects (139,100) (139,100) (83,460)
Total 60,870 46,387 64,941 172,198 200,351

4 Expenditure
including
support costs
2022 2022 2022 2021 2021 2021
Unrestricted Restricted
6
Total Unrestrictedf Restricted Totalf
Raising funds
Staff costs (Note 3)
Annual
fishing auction
60,870
31,227
60,870
31,227
60,691
30,837
60,691
30,837
Investment
managers
costs
5,048 5,048 4,294 4,294
Fundraiser
costs
16,529 16,529 31,921 31,921
International
Year ofthe
Salmon costs
113,674 113,674 127,943 127,943
Direct charitable
expenditure
on promotion
ofsalmon
conservation
Scientific research expenditure
(Note 5)
Other direct charitable
expenditure
73,121 1,644,210 1,644,210
73,121
15,442
71,052
1,333,479 1,348,921
71,052
London Chapter and AST events 16,679 16,679 1,642 1,642
89,800 1,644,210 1,734,010 68,136 1,333,479 1,421,615
Support costs (Note 3)
Governance
costs (Note 3)
46,387
64,941
46,387
64,941
96,611
45,844
96,611
45,844
Total direct charitable
expenditure
on promotion
salmon conservation
of 201,128 1,644,210 1,845,338 227,591 1,333,479 1,561,070
Total expenditure 314,802 1,644,210 1,959,012 355,534 1,333,479 1,689,013

5 Scientific project expenditure
fi
nanced
d
irectly
by Atlantic Salmon T
rust
2022 2021
F
eDNA Technology
in the Assessment
of Pelagic
Likely Suspects Framework
Moray Firth Tracking Project
West Coast Tracking
Project Laxford
University
of Exeter —Sex Ratios in the Tamar
COP26
by catch 259,258
438,208
674,758
68,629
203,357
234,986
601,997
509,407
1,500
1,029
Total scientific projects financed
by Atlantic
Salmon Trust 1,644,210 1,348,921
6 Net income/(expenditure) 2022 2021
Net income/(expenditure)
is stated
after charging: F
Audit fee -current auditors 5,880
Depreciation
oftangible
fixed assets
204,780 203,751
Auditor's
remuneration
- audit fee
(previous auditors) 1,000 6,740
-other services 15,833

Staff costs
2022 2021
Salaries 278,475 253,026
Social security costs 29,480 22,028
Pension costs 15,115 14,561
Tote Istaff costs 323,070 289,615
undernoted band:
2022 2021
Number Number

Tangible fixed assets
Property,
Project Plant and
2022 Equipment Equipment Totalf
Cost or valuation
At 1 April 2021 991,535 13,656 1,005,191
Additions 12,617 4,198 17,015
At 31 March 2022 1,004,352 17,854 1,022,206
Depreciation
At 1 April 2021 356,003 7,906 363,909
Charge for year 201,512 3,268 204,780
At 31 March 2022 557,515 11,174 568,689
Net book values
At 31 March 2022 446,837 6,680 453,517
At 31 March 2021 635,532 5,750 641,282

10 Quoted shares and securities
Investments
Historical cost at 31 March 2021 463,072
Unrealised
appreciation
108,402
Fair value at 31 March 2021 571,474
Movements
during year:
Purchases
in year
80,395
Sale proceeds
Gain/(loss)
on sale in year at fair value
(102,303)
11,761
Increase/(decrease)
in unrealised
appreciation 70,227
Fair value at 31 March 2022 631,554
Historical cost at 31 March 2022 452,107
Unrealised
appreciation
179,447
631,554
The quoted shares and securities are valued at mid-ma
2022 by the investment
managers
to the Trust.
rket
prices, based on a report da
ted 31 Marc
11 Debtors 2022 2021
R
Amounts
falling due within one year:
Accrued income
801,440 372,305
Prepayments 19,228 5,792
820,668 378,097
12 Creditors
2022 2021
F
Amounts
falling due within one year:
Other creditors and accrued expenses
Other taxes and social security costs
144,035
2,438
253,633
8,529
146,473 262,162

13 Unrestricted
funds
Designated
funds
Total
Unrestricted Moray Firth Unrestricted
2022 funds
Investments
Trackingf funds
E
At 31 March 2021 820,921 108,402 21,000 950,323
Net movement
in funds
during
the year 294,728 294,728
Transfers to designated funds (71,045) 71,045
Transfers to restricted funds (21,000) (21,000)
At 31 March 2022 1,044,604 179,447 1,224,051
Total
Unrestricted Moray Firth Unrestricted
2021 funds
Investments
Tracking
F
fundsf
At 31 March 2020 693,796 39,418 933,216
Net movement
in funds
during 259,223 259,223
the year
Transfers
to designated
funds (69,984) 68,984 21,000
Transfers
to restricted
funds (242,116) (242,116)
At 31 March 2021 620,921 108,402 21,000 950,323
14 Restricted funds
Balance at Balance at
2022 31 March 31 March
2021f Income Expenditure
E
Transfers 2022f
(a)
Moray Firth Tracking
Project 390,956 277,081 (438,208) 21,000 250,829
(b)
West Coast Tracking
495,906 668,168 (674,758) 489,316
(c)
Likely Suspects
Framework
(d)
Project Laxford
(e)
COP26
(f)
International
Year of
12,071 240,442
78,758
191,407
(259,258)
(68,629)
(203,357)
(6,745)
10,129
(11,950)
the Salmon 702 702
899,635 1,455,856 (1,644,210) 21,000 732,281
Balance at Balance at
2021 31 March 31 March
2020 Income Expenditure Transfers 2021
F
(a)
Moray Firth Tracking
Project
(b)
West Coast Tracking
394,895
359,191
346,722
642,333
(586,468)
(511,907)
235,627
6,289
390,956
495,906
(c)
Likely Suspects
Framework 8,631 238,524 (235,064) 12,071
(d)
International
Year of
the Salmon 702 702
763,419 1,227,579 (1,333,479) 242,116 899,635

Res tricted funds
(continued)
(a) Moray Firth Tracking Project: tosave wild salmon by acoustic tracking to boost population.
(b) West Coast Tracking: campaign
which aims toprotect salmon by
bringing people together to
share knowledge,
raise public awareness
and take
action.
(c) Likely Suspects Framework:
collaboration
to work
to reverse the collapse in wild Atlantic
salmon around the UK.
(d) Project Laxford:
Project focusing on eDNA Characterisation
ofAquatic Communities
in the
Laxford Catchment
along with Project Laxford Sea
Trout tracking, all pmviding a view ofthe
(e) catchment
to monitor the effectiveness offisheries
COP26: Cop 26Salmon Schoolis a project which
management
actions.
highlighted
Salmon as a Climate Change
Adaptation
Species rightin
the heart ofthe delegates area ofCOP 26. Comprising
of an art
installation
of500Glass salmon they migrated
towards
COP. The project also featured an
educational
outreach element on The River Clyde
to bring 26primary schools to the river and
engage
with them on a pilot citizen science project
to build a global species database.
(f) International
Year ofthe Salmon Project to trackjuvenile
salmon
as they leave their natal
rivers and migrate along the west coast ofScotland.
The overdrawn
funds are being funded
by funding
received post year
end.
Analysis ofnet assets between funds
2022 2022 2022
General Designated Restricted 2022
2022
reserves
funds funds Total
E
Tangible fixed assets
6,673
446,844 453,517
Investments
452,107
179,447 631,554
Net current assets
585,824
285,437 871,261
1,044,604 179.447 732,281 1,956,332
2021 2021 2021
General Designated Restricted 2021
2021
reservesf
fundsf fundsf Total
Tangible fixed assets
5,750
635,532 641,282
Investments
463,072
108,402 571,474
Net current assets
352,099
21,000 264,103 637,202
820,921 129,402 899,635 1,849,958

17 Reconciliation
of net move
ment in fun ds to net cas h flow from operating
activitie
s
2022 2021
Net income for the reporting period (as per the statement of
financial activities) 106,374 153,323
Adjustments
for:
Investment
income shown
in investing
activities (10,917) (11,866)
Depreciation
charges
204,780 203,751
Loss/(gain)
on investments
(81,988) (86,673)
(Increase)/decrease
in debtors
(442,671) 429,729
(Increase)/decrease
in stock
154,521
Increase/(decrease)
in creditors
(115,689) (384,037)
(340,011) 458,748
18 Financial
instruments
2022f 2021
Carrying
amount offinancial
assets
Measured
at fair value through
the statement of
financial
activities
631,554 571,474

2022 2021
The Trust has commitments under operating leases as follows: F
Payable within one year 13333 20,000
Payable between two and five years 12,932
13333 32,932
Lease p ayments paid in the ye ar 13,504 8,603