Aberdeen based orchestras of fiddles and accordions that practice, perform and preserve traditional Scottish music.

Annual Report and Financial Statements for the Year ended 28 February 2010

Notes - Continued 2

11. Tangible fixed assets

 
Instruments
£
Office
Equipment

£

Trophies
£

Total
£
Cost        
At beginning of year 1,702 350 530 2,582
Additions - 50 - 50
At end of year
1,702
400
530
2,632
         
Depreciation        
At beginning of year 667 199 335 1,201
Charge for year 104 20 20 144
At end of year
771
219
355
1,345
         
Net book value        
At 28 February 2010
931
181
175
1,287
         
At 28 February 2009
1,035
151
195
1,381

Heritage fixed assets

The Society owns three original music manuscripts by Peter Milne and one music manuscript by J Scott Skinner. Due to the difficulty in valuing these they are not incorporated in the above table. The manuscripts are currently on loan to the University of Aberdeen and can by viewed in their archives by contacting them directly.    

12. Investments (fixed assets)

    UK Fixed
Term Bond
£
Cost and market value    
At beginning of year   1,000
Investment matured   (1,000)
New fixed rate bond purchased   1,000
At end of year  
1,000

13. Stock

  2010
£
2009
£
Finished goods: CDs, Tapes, Anniversary Books 2,447 2,705
T Shirts and Ties 143 145
 
2,590
2,850

14. Debtors

  2010
£
2009
£
Trade debtors 150 -
Gift Aid recoverable 63 163
Other debtors and prepayments 961 593
 
1,174
756

15. Investments (current assets)

    UK Fixed
Term Bond
£
Cost and market value    
At beginning of year   8,000
Investments matured   (8,000)
New fixed rate bonds purchased   4,000
At end of year  
4,000

The maturity dates of the fixed term bonds are all less than one year.    

16. Creditors: amounts due within one year

  2010
£
2009
£
Trade creditors 26 165
Deferred income 90 690
Accruals and other creditors 988 666
 
1,104
1,521

17. Total funds  

In the period ended 28 February 2009 a designated fund was established in relation to payments from members for the planned trip to Shetland in October 2009. In March 2009 the committee agreed to designate £1,000 from the General Purposes Fund towards subsidising travel and accommodation costs of the Shetland trip, a further transfer from the General Purposes Fund was made in October 2010 to cover additional costs of the trip including costs for performing, taking the total transfer for the year to £1,500

The income from the Iain Fraser Award endowment fund is restricted and is to be used as a prize (the Iain Fraser Award) in the Society’s annual competition. The income may be variable and/or received in arrears. The committee has agreed that any deficit arising on the fund should be carried forward, reducing the following year’s prize.  

Fund name

Opening balance
£
Incoming Resources
£
Resources Expended
£

Transfers
£
Closing balance
£
Unrestricted: General purposes fund 19,226 6,266 (5,913) (1,500) 18,079
Designated fund – Shetland Trip 2009 - 2,752 (4,252) 1,500 -
           
Restricted:          
Iain Fraser Award prize fund (3) 40 (37) - -
           
Endowed: Iain Fraser Award endowment fund 1,000 - - - 1,000
           
Total all funds
20,223
9,058
(10,202)
-
19,079

18. Analysis of net assets by fund

  Unrestricted funds:    
  General
purposes
fund
£

Designated
funds
£
Restricted
income
funds
£

Endowed
funds
£

    Total
£

Tangible fixed assets 1,287 - - - 1,287
Investments (fixed assets) - - - 1,000 1,000
Net current assets 16,792 - - - 16,792
 
18,079
-
-
1,000
19,079

19. Controlling party

The Society was under the control of the committee members, as detailed on page 1, throughout the current year. Refer to the previous year's annual report for a full list of the committee members that served during that period.

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