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2021-06-30-accounts

July 2020 – June 2021

Another year of Covid has had a devastating effect on the village halls income, thank goodness for the government grants that have not only helped with the up keep but, enabled us to do essential work and revamping.

The year started with an extra donation of 7k from the sale of the village shop and £160 donation from the film in the field this helped with the 10k rates grant from Mendip last year to complete some internal repairs and replacements.

£4309.20 – Heating, £2682 – Lighting, £1559.34 for the electrician plus another £124 for emergency lighting a total of £8674.54

For the renovation of the bar sink and units and to take down and replace the celing tiles was 4309.58 (included together as Mike did all the work! Invoices show breakdown) £276.00 plumbing and £27 for tile testing and a further £152.52 was charged for getting rid of old tiles (thanks to Jan for sorting) total cost £4765.10

The painting and decorating of the hall cost £2925.00 a total cost of all work so far is £16,364.64

There is still the blinds/curtains and flooring to complete in the bar and extension, further money is required in the next few years to replace windows and doors.

Another knock on effect from Covid was the complete lockdown and being unable to give out prizes from the 100 club, January – June draws were not paid out until July 2021 and this has meant they are shown in this year’s expenditure because of the date.

We have £130.00 in petty cash for film night to purchase drinks this may have to be spent when they finally resume as existing stock has had to be destroyed due to use by dates.

The income of lettings is as expected down from all the lockdown measures that have been in place by -£6185.00 on last year.

Croscombe Village Hall June 30th 2021 Croscombe Village Hall June 30th 2021
Expenditure
Film Night 0.00
Hill & Hill 958.00
Marketng 131.00
Mendip 244.03
Community Membership 0.00
100 Club 810.00
Plague 0.00
Hygiene Warehouse 0.00
Caretaker 3120.00
EDF/Britsh Gas 495.93
Misc Cleaning 128.43
Misc Reciepts 12254.1
8
Wessex Water 262.99
Insurance 869.20
Bristol Fire 129.18
Music Licence 0.00
Building Cost 8515.96
Hall Master 224.40
Refunds/Covid 75.00
28218.3
0
Money Paid in cash 20.00
Mendip/Misc
clean
Unclaimed 100 Club 110.00
Hill & Hill Cheque not
deposisted
104.00
MDC Cheque not cleared 44.03
27910.2
7
actual 27850.2
7
Diference -60.00

Croscombe Village Hall June 30th 2021 INCOME

Letngs - Cash & Cheques 281.00
Letngs - Bank Transfers 1781.00
100 Club Cash & Cheques 792.00
100 Club BT 597.00
Lotery 128.50
Film Night 0.00
Fund raising 0.00
Donatons 7252.00
Amazon Smile 10.68
Money in 8000.00
90.26
18932.4
4
Two Cheques destroyed 30.00
Cheque Wrong Banked 4309.20
Cash Spent
23211.6
4
Actual Bank Statement 23223.6
4
Diference 12.00
Year startng Balance 16993.6
6

Expenditure
27910.2
7
Income 23211.6
4
My Total 12295.0
3
Actual bank 12367.0
3
Diference 72.00

July 2020 – June 2021

Another year of Covid has had a devastating effect on the village halls income, thank goodness for the government grants that have not only helped with the up keep but, enabled us to do essential work and revamping.

The year started with an extra donation of 7k from the sale of the village shop and £160 donation from the film in the field this helped with the 10k rates grant from Mendip last year to complete some internal repairs and replacements.

£4309.20 – Heating, £2682 – Lighting, £1559.34 for the electrician plus another £124 for emergency lighting a total of £8674.54

For the renovation of the bar sink and units and to take down and replace the celing tiles was 4309.58 (included together as Mike did all the work! Invoices show breakdown) £276.00 plumbing and £27 for tile testing and a further £152.52 was charged for getting rid of old tiles (thanks to Jan for sorting) total cost £4765.10

The painting and decorating of the hall cost £2925.00 a total cost of all work so far is £16,364.64

There is still the blinds/curtains and flooring to complete in the bar and extension, further money is required in the next few years to replace windows and doors.

Another knock on effect from Covid was the complete lockdown and being unable to give out prizes from the 100 club, January – June draws were not paid out until July 2021 and this has meant they are shown in this year’s expenditure because of the date.

We have £130.00 in petty cash for film night to purchase drinks this may have to be spent when they finally resume as existing stock has had to be destroyed due to use by dates.

The income of lettings is as expected down from all the lockdown measures that have been in place by -£6185.00 on last year.

Croscombe Village Hall June 30th 2021 Croscombe Village Hall June 30th 2021
Expenditure
Film Night 0.00
Hill & Hill 958.00
Marketng 131.00
Mendip 244.03
Community Membership 0.00
100 Club 810.00
Plague 0.00
Hygiene Warehouse 0.00
Caretaker 3120.00
EDF/Britsh Gas 495.93
Misc Cleaning 128.43
Misc Reciepts 12254.1
8
Wessex Water 262.99
Insurance 869.20
Bristol Fire 129.18
Music Licence 0.00
Building Cost 8515.96
Hall Master 224.40
Refunds/Covid 75.00
28218.3
0
Money Paid in cash 20.00
Mendip/Misc
clean
Unclaimed 100 Club 110.00
Hill & Hill Cheque not
deposisted
104.00
MDC Cheque not cleared 44.03
27910.2
7
actual 27850.2
7
Diference -60.00

Croscombe Village Hall June 30th 2021 INCOME

Letngs - Cash & Cheques 281.00
Letngs - Bank Transfers 1781.00
100 Club Cash & Cheques 792.00
100 Club BT 597.00
Lotery 128.50
Film Night 0.00
Fund raising 0.00
Donatons 7252.00
Amazon Smile 10.68
Money in 8000.00
90.26
18932.4
4
Two Cheques destroyed 30.00
Cheque Wrong Banked 4309.20
Cash Spent
23211.6
4
Actual Bank Statement 23223.6
4
Diference 12.00
Year startng Balance 16993.6
6

Expenditure
27910.2
7
Income 23211.6
4
My Total 12295.0
3
Actual bank 12367.0
3
Diference 72.00

Feedback on Croscombe Village hall end of financial year 2020/2021

Financial year runs 1[st] July to 30[th] June

  1. Download CSV files of the bank statements to save inputting the transactions manually, also ensures no transactions are missing.

  2. Include a description where possible on the transaction ‘misc receipts’?

  3. Use separate columns for bank transactions and cash transactions- easier to reconcile both the bank and cash.

By downloading files treasurer can copy and paste this directly into accounts this may prevent mistakes being made, it would also help if the treasurer made a difference on transactions between cash and cheques paid like she does on income. Accounts on the whole are adequate and the total of monies not adding up is in sequential

Jessica Darby-Jones ACCA