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|The trustees present their report with financial statements<br>ofthe charity for Ihe year ended|The trustees present their report with financial statements<br>ofthe charity for Ihe year ended|31 December|2022.The|2022.The|
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|trustees have adapted<br>the provisions<br>ofthe Statements of Recommended<br>Practice (SORP) 'Accounting|||and Reporting||
|by Chariiliss'<br>Issued in March 2008.|||||
|Structure<br>overnance and mana<br>ament|||||
|Governing<br>document<br>Tha charily is controlled<br>by its governing<br>document,<br>a deed of trust, and constitutes<br>an unincorporated<br>charity.|||||
|Recruitment<br>and appointment<br>ofnsw trustees|||||
|The power ofappointing<br>new trustees ofthe charily shall be vested<br>in the trustees<br>but in the event that there<br>shell be no trustees the power ofappointment<br>new trusteed<br>shall be vested in whoever shall at that time be ihe|||||
|secretary of Sri Chsitanya<br>Saraswat Math in India.<br>The new trustee or new trustees or new hereof may be appointed<br>at any time but so that|the total number of||||
|truslees shall not fall below three and at no time exceed seven.|||||
|Related Parties|||||
|The trustees<br>MR D Ewins and Ms EA Clilford are also trustees ofSri Chaitanya<br>Saraswat||Math, a charitable|||
|Company<br>and is doseiy connected to Sri Chaitanya<br>Saraswat Charilable Trust.<br>Included<br>under creditors K6,615 amount dus to Ths Sri Chaitanya<br>Saraswst<br>Math. There||are no specific|||
|repayments<br>terms for this amount.|||||
|Risk Management|||||
|The hostess have duty to identify and review the risks to which the charity is exposed and||lo ensure appropriate|||
|controls are In place to provide reasonable assurance<br>against fraud and error.|||||
|Ob]ectlvss and Aims|||||
|To advance the Hindu faith generally and in particular<br>by the promotion<br>oftha philosophy||ofthe Gaudlya|||
|Sarsswata<br>School ofHinduism.<br>To advance ihe education<br>ofihe public in the teachings|ofthe Gaudiya||||
|Saraswata<br>School ofHinduism<br>to relieve poverly generally,<br>and particularly<br>by distribution||offood to protect|||
|health and relieve sickness and to assist in the protection of health and relief ofsickness||particularly<br>for|the||
|benefit ofthose people who have suffered from drug cralcohol dependency.|||||
|Volunteers|||||
|The trustees are very grateful io Ihe volunteers<br>who helped<br>by carrying cut fund. raising on our behalf. Many|||||
|volunteers<br>give up their time to help, particularly atweekends<br>and in the evenings<br>and we are greatly indebted<br>Ihe volunteem<br>for their commitment<br>and support, The staff deserves credit and praise for their skill and||||to|
|enthusiastic<br>efforts to provide a successful service to a growing range ofdonors. The trustees are very grateful|||||
|to the general public for their immense<br>support and are actively seeking volunteers<br>from|the focal communily,||||
|especially the youth.|||||
|Ac le<br>e<br>and<br>erfc<br>s ce|||||
|charitable<br>Activities|||||
|The main charitable<br>activily is advancement<br>ofeducation and relief of poverty, followed by advancement|||of||
|health and religion.|||||
|Financial review|||||
|Reserves Policy<br>The trustees have maintained<br>the reserves ata level soas to fulfil the charities obtectlves||to play agreater rale||in the|
|advancement<br>ofreligious activities, food distribution<br>and religious educational<br>programmes.<br>This provides sufficient|||||
|funds to cover the donations<br>and support costs.|||||
|On behalf ofthe trustees|||||
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|||Unrestricted|unde|Restricted|funds|
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|||2022f|2021f|2022f|2021|
|Incoming<br>resources||36,838|15,837||10,977|
|Direct expenses||(8,931)|(7,497)|||
|Gross incoming|resource|27,907|8,340||10,977|
|Administrative<br>expenses||(12,316)|(11,146)|||
|Operating<br>profit||15,591|(2,806)||10,977|
|Interest receivable||||||
|Met incoming<br>resources for the<br>financial year||15,597|~2,8DB)||10,977|





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||Notes||2022||2,021|
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|Fixed assets||||||
|Tangible assets|||428,014||424,394|
|Current assets||||||
|Cash at bank and in hand||23,693||11,716||
|||23,693||11,716||
|Net current|assets||23,693||11,716|
|Net assets|||451,?07||436,110|
|Capital and|reserves|||||
|Unrestricted<br>fund<br>Restricted<br>fund<br>Revaluation<br>ofproperty|||150,157<br>301,550||120,991<br>13,569<br>301,550|
|Trust funds|||451,707||436,110|
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|Approved<br>on|behalf oftrustees on 12June 2023|||||





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||Land and|ngs&equip||
||buildings|ments|Total|
||5|F|5|
|Cost||||
|At 1 January 2022|418,534|52,703|471,237|
|Additions||5,493|5,493|
|At 31 December 2022|418,534|58,196|476,730|
|Depreciation||||
|At 1 January 2022||46,843|46,843|
|Charge for the year||1,873|1,873|
|At 31 December 2022||48,716|48,716|
|Net book value||||
|At 31 December 2022|418,534|9,480|428,014|
|At 31 December 2021|418,534|5,860|424,394|





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|3|Unrestricted<br>funds|Unrestricted<br>funds|2,022|2021|
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||At the start ofthe|financial year|120,991|123,797|
||Net incoming<br>resources forthe financial year||15,597|(2,806)|
||Merged<br>with unrestricted<br>fund||13,569||
||At the end ofthe|financial year|150,157|120,991|
|4|Restricted funds||2,022|2021|
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||At the start ofthe|financial year|13,569|6,992|
||Merged<br>with unrestricted<br>fund||(13,569)|10,977|
||Used for building|extension||(4,400)|
||At the end ofthe|financial year||13,569|



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|||Unrestricted|funds|Restdcted funds||
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|||2022|2021|2022|2021|
||||6|6|6|
|Sales||||||
|Donations<br>received||36,838|15,837||10,977|
|Cost ofsales||||||
|Food distribution||4,568|3,339|||
|Flowers, deity worship||3,165|3,277|||
|Devotees allowances||1,198|881|||
|||8,931|7,497|||
|Premises costs:||||||
|Council tax and water||1,787|2,247|||
|Light and heat||3,945|3,670|||
|||5,732|5,917|||
|General administrative|expenses:|||||
|Telephone<br>and internet||620|607|||
|Stationery<br>and printing||176|53|||
|Bank charges||119|7|||
|Insurance||1,228|1,072|||
|Repairs and maintenance||2,555|2,332|||
|Depreciation||1,873|1,158|||
|||6,571|5,229|||
|Legal and professional|costs:|||||
|Other legal and professional||13||||
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|Total administrative|expenses|12,316|11,146|||



