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2020-12-31-accounts

ontents Page
ReferenceandAdministrative lnformation 1
Reportofthe Trustees 2-7
lndependent Auditor's Report 8-9
Statement of Financial Activities 10
Balance Sheet 11
Statement of Cash Flows 12
Notes tothe Financial Statements 13-21

REFERENCE AND ADMI NISTRATIVE INFORMATION
Registeredname: The Royal Corps of Signals BenevolentFund to16January 2020
The Royal Signals Charity from16January2020
Charityregistrationnumber:284923
Addressoftheprincipal office:Regimental Headquarters Royal Signals
Griffin House, Blandford Camp
Blandford Forum,Dorset,DT11 8RH
Trustees Corporate Trustee:
The Royal Signals Trustee Limited(RSTL)
Acting as Directors of RSTL, asifTrustees:
MajorGeneralTGlnshawCB
MajorGeneralJStokoe CBCBE
BrigadierRJCarter
Colonel EAByfield
Lieutenant Colonel JM PictonQC
Warrant Officer2ALM Jarman
appointed:
MajorGeneralDMcDowallCBE from14March 2020
BrigadierEMFlint from 24 September 2020
BrigadierTJPWattsOBE from 25 March 2020
Colonel MC Brookes ADC from6November 2020
Warrant Officer 2 MC Fitton from1June 2020
retired:
BrigadierDAHargreaves to14March 2020
BrigadierJEThomas MBE to3'1March 2020
ColonelJSGunning ADC to 6 November 2020
Captain CEPagan to22April2O20
Secretary ColonelDACraft
lndependentAuditor Crowe U.K.LLP
Carrick House, Lypiatt Road
Cheltenham,Gloucestershire,GL502QJ
Bankers Lloyds Bankplc,CoxandKingsBranch
39 Piccadilly, London,W1V0AA
CCLA lnvestment ManagementLimited
85QueenVictoriaStreet,London,EC4V 4ET
Solicitors Wilsons Solicitors LLP
Alexandra House,StJohnsStreet
Salisbury, Wiltshire,SPI2SB
lnvestmentAdvisers Alvarium lnvestment Advisors (UK)Limited
10Old Burlington Street, London, W1S3AG
lnvestmentManagers BlackRock lnvestment Management (UK)Limited
12ThrogmortonAvenue,London,EC2N2DL
Troy Asset Management Limited
33 Davies Street, London, W1K 4BP

formerly:-THE ROYAL CORPS OF SIGNALS BENEVOLENT FUND

THE ROYAL SIGNALS CHARITY

INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORT TO THE TRUSTEES FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2020

Auditor's responsibilities for the audit of the financial statements

We have been appointed as auditor under section 144 of the Charities Act 2011, and report in accordance with the Acts and relevant regulations made or having effect thereunder.

Our objectives are to obtain reasonable assurance about whether the financial statements as a whole are free from material misstatement, whether due to fraud or error, and to issue an auditor's report that includes our opinion. Reasonable assurance is a high level of assurance, but is not a guarantee that an audit conducted in accordance with ISAs (UK) will always detect a material misstatement when it exists. Misstatements can arise from fraud or error and are considered material if, individually or in the aggregate, they could reasonably be expected to influence the economic decisions of users taken on the basis of these financial statements.

Details of the extent to which the audit was considered capable of detecting irregularities, including fraud and non­ compliance with laws and regulations are set out below.

A further description of our responsibilities for the audit of the financial statements is located on the Financial Reporting Council's website at: www.frc.org.uk/auditorsresponsibilities. This description forms part of our auditor's report.

Extent to which the audit was considered capable of detecting irregularities, including fraud

Irregularities, including fraud, are instances of non-compliance with laws and regulations. We identified and assessed the risks of material misstatement of the financial statements from irregularities, whether due to fraud or error, and discussed these between our audit team members. We then designed and performed audit procedures responsive to those risks, including obtaining audit evidence sufficient and appropriate to provide a basis for our opinion.

We obtained an understanding of the legal and regulatory frameworks within which the Charity operates, focusing on those laws and regulations that have a direct effect on the determination of material amounts and disclosures in the financial statements. The laws and regulations we considered in this context were the Charities Act 2011, together with the Charities SORP (FRS102) 2019. We assessed the required compliance with these laws and regulations as part of our audit procedures on the related financial statement items.

In addition, we considered provisions of other laws and regulations that do not have a direct effect on the financial statements but compliance with which might be fundamental to the Charity's ability to operate or to avoid a material penalty. We also considered the opportunities and incentives that may exist within the Charity for fraud.

Auditing standards limit the required audit procedures to identify non-compliance with these laws and regulations to enquiry of the Trustees and other management and inspection of regulatory and legal correspondence, if any.

We identified the greatest risk of material impact on the financial statements from irregularities, including fraud, to be within the recognition of income from donations and legacies, and the override of controls by management. Our audit procedures to respond to these risks included enquiries of management and the Trustees about their own identification and assessment of the risks of irregularities, sample testing on the posting of journals, reviewing accounting estimates for biases, reviewing regulatory correspondence including that with the Charity Commission, and reading minutes of meetings of those charged with governance.

Owing to the inherent limitations of an audit, there is an unavoidable risk that we may not have detected some material misstatements in the financial statements, even though we have properly planned and performed our audit in accordance with auditing standards. For example, the further removed non-compliance with laws and regulations (irregularities) is from the events and transactions reflected in the financial statements, the less likely the inherently limited procedures required by auditing standards would identify it. In addition, as with any audit, there remained a higher risk of non-detection of irregularities, as these may involve collusion, forgery, intentional omissions, misrepresentations, or the override of internal controls. We are not responsible for preventing non-compliance and cannot be expected to detect non-compliance with all laws and regulations.

Use of our report

This report is made solely to the Charity's Trustees, as a body, in accordance with Part 4 of the Charities (Accounts and Reports) Regulations 2008. Our audit work has been undertaken so that we might state to the Charity's Trustees those matters we are required to state to them in an auditor's report and for no other purpose. To the fullest extent permitted by law, we do not accept or assume responsibility to anyone other than the Charity and the Charity's Trustees as a body, for our audit work, for this report, or for the opinions we have formed.

Crowe U.K. LLP, Statutory Auditor Carrick House, Lypiatt Road Cheltenham, GL50 2QJ

23 April 2021

Crowe U .K. LLP is eligible for appointment as auditor of the Charity by virtue of its eligibility for appointment as auditor of a company under section 1212 of the Companies Act 2006.

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Note 2020 2019
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FIXED ASSETS
TangibleFixedAssets 7 716,523 767,641
Listed lnvestments 8 10,898,535 10,697,860
'11,615,058 11,465,501
CURRENT ASSETS
Stock of Goods for Resale 74,036
Debtors I 265,279 331,582
Cash at Bank and in Hand 416,736 146,906
756,051 478,488
CREDITORS:amountsfallingduewithinone year 10 (468,127) (322,549|
NET CURRENT ASSETS 287,924 155,939
Provision for Liabilities and Charges 11 (81,375) (66,269)
NET ASSETS 11,821,607 11,555,171
FUNDS
Unrestricted:
Designated Funds 109,012 116,511
General Funds 3,857,134 3,912,479
13 3,966,146 4,028,990
Restricted Funds 12 7,855,461 7,526,181
11,821,607 11,555,171

2020 2019
Operatingactivities
Netincome/(expenditure) forthereportingperiod 266,436 952,989
Adjustmentsfor:
Depreciation charges '14,180 24,722
Loss/(Gain) on disposal of fixed assets 25,907 (12,7e8)
Dividends and interest from investments (274,110) (295,660)
(Gains)/Losses on investments (582,664) (1,233,246)
(lncrease)/Decreaseinstock of goods for resale (74,036)
Decrease/(lncrease)indebtors 66,303 (188,312)
lncreaseincreditors and provisions 160,684 13,485
Net cash used in operatingactivities (3e7,300) (738,820)
Cashflows frominvestingactivities
lnterest and dividends 274,110 295,660
Accumulating dividends (21,109) (35,027)
Cash from investment income 253,001 260,633
Purchaseoffixed assets (62,556) (14,364)
Proceedsofdisposaloffixed assets 73,587 36,932
Purchaseofinvestments
Proceeds from sale of investments 403,098 419,800
Net cash providedbyinvesting activities 667 130 703,001
Change in cash and cashequivalentsintheyear 269,830 (35,81e)
Cash and cash equivalents brought fonvard 146,906 182,725
Cash and cash equivalents carriedforward ____116,?39_ 146,906

estimates where necessary. Apart from depreciation, there arenoite
judgements and estimations have beenmade.
msinthe financial stateme nts where significan
2.INCOMEFROM DONATIONS AND LEGACIES 2020 2019
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Unrestricted Funds
Proceeds fromtheclosureofthe Motorcycle Display Team 68,385
Subscriptions-One Day'sPay 296,671 296,1'10
Legacies 19,085 62,701
384,141 358,811
Restricted Funds
Donations 68,385 54,969
Subscriptions-One Day'sPay 406,813 403,704
Subscriptions-Retired Officers 5,810 5,580
Legacies 19,085
500,093 464,253
Total Funds
Donations 136,770 54,969
Subscriptions-One Day'sPay 703,484 699,814
Subscriptions-Retired Officers 5,810 5,580
Legacies 38,170 62,701
884,234 823,064

3. INCOME FROM INVESTMENTS 2020 2019
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Unrestricted Funds
Gross Dividends 97,941 106,668
lnterest on Deposit Accounts 35 21
_____92E9_ 106,689
Restricted Funds
Gross Dividends 176,074 188,935
lnterest on Deposit Accounts 60 36
176.134 188,971
Total Funds
Gross Dividends 274,015 295,603
lnterest on Deposit Accounts 95 57
274,110 295,660
4. INCOME FROM CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES 2020 2019
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Unrestricted Funds
RSIJournal Advertisements 3,600 4,125
RSYCCharter lncome 3,497 19,578
RSYC ProfitonYacht Disposal 12,798
7.097 36,501
Restricted
Grants from Other Organisations 44,035 64J92
Disposal of Redundant CorpsSilvenruare 8,550
RSI Events and Advertisements 11,410 71,979
Officers' Dinner Club 30,323
WireMagazine subscriptions 10,190 10,403
Reunions 875
74,185 177.772
Total Funds 81,282 214,273
5. EXPENDITURE ON CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES 2020 2019
t
Unrestricted Funds
Grants Payable and Expenditure
Sporting 112,374 130,068
Sailing 40,66'l 52,528
Adventure Training 123,693 62,666
Messes, Heritage and History 1'10,000 110,000
Other Assistance to the serving Corps 70,261 35,838
Bands 14,532 13,320
Events and Activities
Corps Property maintenance and control 14,385 14,035
RSIevents, awards and magazine 40,726 39,818
WireMagazine 42,567 41,716
Reunions and other costs 28,154
Support and Shared costs
Corps Activities 57,512 63,841
Governance 19,155 18,740
674,020 582,570

NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDE D 31 DECEMBER2O2O
5. EXPENDITURE ON CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES(continued) 2020 2019
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Restricted Funds
Grants Payable and Expenditure
Welfare 339,647 411,138
Sporting 34,035 47,514
Sailing 12,178
Adventure Training 7,500
Messes, Heritage and History 113,262 171,639
Other Assistance to the serving Corps 22,439 19,992
Events and Activities
Corps Property maintenance and control 15,551 14,016
RSI events, awards and magazine 67,932 94,342
Officers' Dinner Club 99 47,911
WireMagazine 10,190 10,403
Reunions and other costs 70,216 81,659
Support and Shared costs
Welfare 20,726 22,232
Veterans 27,635 29,643
Officer Activities 34,544 37,053
Governance 28,730 28,111
792,506 1,027,831
Total Funds
Grants Payable and Expenditure
Welfare 339,647 411,138
Sporting 146,409 177,582
Sailing 40,661 64,706
Adventure Training 131,193 62,666
Messes, Heritage and History 223,262 281,639
Other Assistance to the serving Corps 92,700 55,830
Bands and DisplayTeam 14,532 13,320
Events and Activities
Corps Property maintenance and control 29,936 28,05't
RSI events, awards and magazine 108,658 134,160
Officers' Dinner Club 99 47,911
WireMagazine 52,757 52,119
Reunions and other costs 98,370 81,659
Support and Shared costs
Welfare 20,726 22,232
Veterans 27,635 29,643
Corps andOfficerActivities 92,056 100,894
Governance 47,885 46,851
J166,526_ 1,610,401
The Royal Signals lnstitution (RSl)fostersprofessional developm
andtheirclose colleagues in Defenceandlndustry.
ent amongst the serving Corps, the retired Corps
WelfareGrantsincludes payments to other charitiesforthe
furtherance of the Charity's objectives:
2020t 2419
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ArmyBenevolentFund 35,000 35,000
variousnursinghomeswith ex Royal Signals residents 6,750 7,500
!Lzu 42,500

EXPENDITURED SCLOSURES 2O2O
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2019t
SharedSupportGosts
Unrestricted Funds
Accounts & Management Salaries Shared 44,037 50,613
lT Support and Equipment Costs 6,306 4,541
Postage 839 632
Bank Charges 1,180 391
Depreciation 145 145
Total Shared Support Costs 52,507 56,322
Direct Corps Administration 2,242 4,556
54.749 60,878
Restricted Funds
Accounts & Management Salaries Shared 71,849 82,578
lT Support and Equipment Costs 10,289 7,408
Postage 1,368 1,O32
Bank Charges 1,925 637
Depreciation 237 236
85,668 _9L99L
Total Funds
Accounts & Management Salaries Shared 115,886 '133,191
lT Support and Equipment Costs 16,595 11,949
Postage 2,207 1,664
Bank Charges 3,105 1,028
Depreciation 382 38'l
Total Shared Support Costs 138,175 148,213
Direct Corps Administration 2,242 4,556
17 152.769
Attributedto: Unrestricted Funds
CorpsFund 54,749 60,878
Restricted Funds
Officers Fund 41,452 44,463
Welfare 8,290 8,892
Veterans 35,926 38,536
_1!9.417 152.769
Total Expenditure included the following costs
Unrestricted Funds
StaffCosts Wagesand Salaries 72,704 78,747
Social Security Costs 7,912 8,384
Pension Scheme Costs 2,624 2,363
83.240
DepreciationChargesforthe Year 10,351 20,893
Restricted Funds
StaffCosts Wagesand Salaries 186,856 195,892
Social Security Costs 12,159 12,985
Pension Scheme Costs 4,685 4,189
203,700 213.066
DepreciationChargesforthe Year 3,829 3,829
Total Funds
StaffCosts Wagesand Salaries 259,560 274,639
Social Security Costs 20,071 21,369
Pension Scheme Costs 7,309 6,552
286.940 302,560
DepreciationC hargesforthe Year 14,180 24,722

The Charity benefits from staff costs, administration and bu
contributing to espritdecorps.ltis not practical to quantifu
ilding running costs paid forbytheMini
such costs with any certainty.
stry ofDefence,
2020 2019
GovernanceCostsincluded the following f
UnrestrictedFunds
Audit 6,240 6,300
LegalFees 3,040 1,834
lnvestment Advice 7,622 7,195
Trustee Expenses 1,394 2,330
Trustee Meetings 39 427
Trustee Liability lnsurance 820 654
19.155 18,740
Restricted Funds
Audit 9,360 9,450
LegalFees 4,559 2,751
lnvestment Advice 11,432 10,793
Trustee Expenses 2,090 3,494
Trustee Meetings 59 641
Trustee Liability lnsurance 1,230 982
28.730 111
Total Funds
Audit 15,600 15,750
LegalFees 7,599 4,585
lnvestment Advice 19,054 17,988
Trustee Expenses 3,484 5,824
Trustee Meetings 98 1,068
Trustee Liability lnsurance 2,050 1.636
47.885 46.851

The Corps Accountant and R SI Director are emp loyeesoftheCharity ata loyeesoftheCharity ata total costof811 8,844 (2019 :t118,848).
7.TANGIBLEFIXEDASSETS
2020
HQ Officers
Mess
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Assets
HQ
te
Yacht Club
Bands
Total
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Cost/Deemed cost
At1January 2020 360,000 309,173 4,864 180,825 31,933 886,795
Additions 59,702 2,854 62,s56
Cost of Disposals (111,167) (21,7e8) (132,e65)
At31December2O20 360,000 368,875 7,718
69,658
10,135 816,386
Accumulated Depreciation
At'1January 2020 17,116 4,482 69,466 28,090 119,154
ChargeforYear 3,600 382 8,677 1,521 14,180
Eliminated on Disposals (11,673) (21,798) (33,471)
At31December2O20 20,716 4,8U 66,470 7,813 99,863
NetBookValues
At31December2020 339,284 368,875 2,854 3,188 2,322 716,523
At31December2019 342,884 309,173 382 111,359 3,843 767,641

TANGIBLEFIXEDASSETS(c ontinued)
2019 HQ Officers
Mess
HistoricRegimental
Assets
HQ
et
Yacht Club
I
Bands
Totalt
Cost/Deemed cost
At1January2019 360,000 294,809 4,864 284,490 31,933 976,096
Additions 14,364 14,364
Cost of Disposals (103,665) (103,665)
At 31 December20'19 9q0,000 309,173 4,864 180,825 3.1,933 886,795
Accumulated Depreciation
At1January 2019 13,516 4,101 129,777 26,569 173,963
Charge for Year 3,600 381 19,220 1,521 24,722
Eliminated on Disposals (7e,531) (7e,531)
At31 December20'19 17,116 4,482 69,466 28,090 119,154
Net Book Values
At3'1December2019 342,884 309,173 382 111,359 3,843 767,641
At31December2018 346.484 294.809 763 154,713 5.364 802,133

s.INVESTMENTS-LISTED 2020
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2019
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MarketValueat1January '10,697,860 9,849,387
Additions 21j09 35,O27
Disposal Proceeds (403,098) (419,800)
Gains/(Losses)inyear 582,664 1,233,246
Market Value at 31 December 10,898,535 10,697,860
Historic Cost 9,403,470 9,746,901
Heldin:-
BlackRock, Armed Forces Charities Growth&lncomeFund 7,359,226 7,263,084
TroyAssetManagement, Trojan 'S' shares
AccumulationUnits 3,539,309 3,434,776
10,898,535 10,697,860
9. DEBTORS 2020 2019
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Subscriptions 57,578 56,793
Loans 1,080 7,580
Other Debtors 191,768 36,616
Prepayments '14,853 230,593
265,279 331,582

CREDITORS:amounts fallingduewithinone year 2020 2019
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Balance with Related Entities 126,175 94,469
Social Security and Other Taxes 7,504 7,409
Balances heldasAgent(see note15) 48,913 101,494
Other Creditors 25,085 38,812
Accruals 20,270 24.570
Defened lncomeandProvisions
Brought forwardfromprior year 55,795 25,410
Usedorrepaidinyear (48,6e5) (25,410)
Arisingintheyear 233,080 55,795
Carriedfonivard 240,180 55,795
468,127 322,549
Deferred lncome arises when receipts relate to activities plannedfor thefuture.
PROVISIONS FORLIABILITIESAND CHARGES 2020 2019
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Employees' Retirement Provision 81,375 66,269

RESTRICTED FUNDS lnvestment
1Januaryt lncomeExpenditure
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GainsS
31 December
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2020
Welfare&Veterans Fund 4,915,990 456,388 (476,618) 267,751 5,163,5'11
Officers' Activities Fund 1,999,344 174,946 (156,942) 73,381 2,O90,729
Sergeants'MessesFund 173,967 56,181 (92,325) 9,475 147,298
Disbanded Units-PRI Fund 337,722 8,685 (13,e43) 18,467 350,931
Disbanded Units-Officers MessesFund 71,781 1,844 (2,000) 3,921 75,546
Disbanded Units-Sergeants MessesFund 27,377 662 (2,000) 1,407 27,446
OtherCorpsActivitylncome receivedand
expendedinyear for specific purposes 51,725 (51,725)
7,526,181 750,431 (795,553)374,402 7,855,461
2019
Welfare&Veterans Fund 4,474,559 433,251 (552,081) 560,261 4,915,990
Officers' Activities Fund 1,829,160 256,483 (235,032) 148,733 1,999,344
Sergeants'MessesFund 232,064 59,156 (146,310) 29,057 173,967
Disbanded Units-PRI Fund 311,034 9,335 (21,592) 38,945 337,722
Disbanded Units -OfficersMessesFund 66,031 1,982 (4,500) 8,268 71,781
Disbanded Units - Sergeants MessesFund 23,699 711 2.967 27,377
Other CorpsActivitylncome receivedand
expendedinyear for specific purposes 70,095 (70,095)
6,936,547 831,013 (1,029,610)788,2317,526,181

UNRESTRICTED FUNDS 1Januaryt Transfers Transactions
€t
31Decembert
2020
Designated Funds
Yacht Club, vessel replacements and expeditions 101
,597
101,597
Corps-Yacht Club Offshore Account 7
,549
(134) 7,415
Other minor replacement Funds 7
,365
(7,365)
Total Designated Funds 116,511 (7,4ee) 109,012
Corps-General Fund 3,912,479 7,499 (62,844) 3,857,134
4.028.990 (62,844)3,966,146
2019
Designated Funds
Yacht Club, vessel replacements and expeditions 10'1,597 01
,597
Corps-Yacht Club Offshore Account 16,157 (8,608) 7
,549
Other minor replacement Funds 7 365 7
,365
Total Designated Funds 125,119 (8,608) 116,511
Corps - General Fund 3,540,516 8,608 363,355 3,912,479
3,665.635 363,3554,028,990

ALLOCATION OF NET ASSETS Unrestricted
t
Restricted
E
Totalt
2020
TangibleFixedAssets 52,913 663,610 716,523
lnvestments 3,706,684 7,191,851 10,898,535
Current Assets less Current Liabilities and Provisions 206,549 206,549
3,966,146 7,855,461 11,821,607
2019
TangibleFixedAssets 174,499 593,142 767,641
lnvestments 3,772,370 6,925,490 10,697,860
Current Assets less Current Liabilities and Provisions 82,121 7,549 89,670
4,028,990 7,526,181 11,555.171