✨ Canterbury Community Trust Financial Report
2602 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 82 20 JULY 2006
2. Revenue and Expenses
| 2006 | 2005 | |
|---|---|---|
| Revenue: | ||
| Rents received | 776,379 | 751,682 |
| Interest received | 233,045 | 163,151 |
| Investment income | 66,407,063 | 36,746,924 |
| Commissions received | 1,054 | 4,580 |
| Gain on revaluation of investment properties | 846,725 | 453,597 |
| 68,264,266 | 38,119,934 |
| Investment fees: | | |
| Fund managers’ fees | 656,857 | 862,945 |
| Custodial fees | 141,160 | 149,609 |
| Advisory fees | 153,238 | 145,596 |
| | 951,255 | 1,158,150|
| Expenses: | | |
| Advertising, public relations, distribution and other costs | 248,927 | 233,471 |
| Computer and system review costs | 25,111 | 26,987 |
| Depreciation, loss on sale and depreciation recovered | 91,490 | 100,939 |
| Professional fees | 100,907 | 102,254 |
| Property costs | 173,061 | 153,232 |
| Salaries and staff recruiting fees | 311,231 | 286,688 |
| Trustees’ fees | 126,541 | 123,193 |
| | 1,077,268| 1,026,764|
3. Donations
The names of organisations to whom distributions have been made by the trust under section 13 of the Community Trusts Act 1999 during the financial year and the amounts distributed are shown in the annual report.
| 2006 | 2005 | |
|---|---|---|
| Donations paid from income | 12,525,583 | 10,838,176 |
| Donations paid from capital | 2,864,744 | 2,442,054 |
| (Includes prior year adjustments for cancellation, refunds, etc.) | 15,390,327 | 13,280,230 |
| Future commitments | 5,488,500 | 835,000 |
| Donations approved from income | 12,318,279 | 11,329,961 |
| Donations approved from capital | 2,861,189 | 2,541,607 |
| Donations approved for year | 15,179,468 | 13,871,568 |
Funds carried forward as accumulated income are available for the payment of donations in future years. Budgeted donations unspent in the current year are to be distributed in the following year.
Future donation commitments represent donations approved in the current or previous years which are to be distributed from either capital or future income sources.
The trustees recognise that there is a need to ensure a fairness and equity between the regions as far as payments of donations are concerned in relation to budgetary allocations. The allocation of donations between regions is based on population statistics for each region.
4. Trust Funds
| 2006 | 2005 | |
|---|---|---|
| Core real capital base reserve: | ||
| Balance brought forward | 371,422,000 | 371,422,000 |
| Donations paid from capital | (2,864,744) | (2,442,054) |
| Transfer from accumulated income reserve | 2,864,744 | 2,442,054 |
| 371,422,000 | 371,422,000 |
| Accumulated income reserve: | | |
| Balance brought forward | 44,855,595 | 33,739,400 |
| Net surplus for year | 39,051,960 | 13,558,249 |
| Transfer to core real capital base reserve | (2,864,744) | (2,442,054) |
| | 81,042,811 | 44,855,595 |
| Capital base reserve: | | |
| Balance brought forward | 59,701,864 | 48,163,269 |
| Retention as per statement of financial performance | 14,658,200 | 11,538,595 |
| | 74,360,064 | 59,701,864 |
| Total trust funds | 526,824,875 | 475,979,459 |
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