2018-2019 ROTARY Be the Inspiration IN Our Year LONDON The Rotary Theme The Goals for 18-19 District 1130 The “5p” Challenge The GDPR Club Treasurers’ Assembly Club Treasurers – The Controller! 'A Mixed Ability Assembly' There are Handouts Play 4 Specially edited short videos Objective – raising the bar Please Chip In Barry Rassin Amanda Wendt Jennifer Jones www.rotaryinlondon.org 2 2018-2019 Learning Be the Inspiration Objectives Parts of the Job Welcome Decisions you have to make Recording – how to do it Introducing the District Team here Reporting Introducing Rotarian Barry Rassin What no one will tell you (RI President 18-19)
The Main The Budget Tasks Equation Planning for the future Recording what happens Last Year Reporting to the Club Retaining the Records (Fixed Costs + (Variable Cost x No of Rotarians)) / Number of Rotarians = Dues Reconciliation Stewardship Forecast The Main Recording Non-tasks what happens When money comes in Having to make right decisions Date Description Forecasting results of club events Amount Analysis Raising funds from members When decisions are made VAT Date Decision Insurance Premiums Vote When money goes out Dealing with your Venue for the Meals Date Description Amount Analysis Document Reference Planning for Recording the Future What Happens Create your own documents Getting details of next year’s costs When money comes in Planning a budget for next year When you request payment Putting the budget to the clubs (AGM or Assy) When you make a payment Maintaining the Club Mandates When you receive cash – e.g. fines, pots etc. Reading the Insurance Manual
Reporting to the Club Your Planned Year Club Council Week by Week Money Received Tasks Money Spent Actions Budget to actual, Year To Date if you can Balances at the Bank and On-Hand Club Business Meeting Main Actions since last report Balances General issues Club SGM Last year’s accounts Retaining Decisions the Records for the Treasurer BANK MANDATES KEEPING: WHICH BANK TO USE Receipts ON-LINE BANKING HOW MANY ACCOUNTS? Invoices HOW MANY SIGNATORIES Vouchers SOFTWARE/SPREADSHEETS/PAPER Cheque Books WHO WILL EXAMINE ACCOUNTS VAT Paying in Books GIFT AID Bank Statements CHARITY REGISTRATION Control Documents you generate Good GIFT AID Stewardship What is stewardship? • Arrangements for What Can be Claimed Keeping funds separate • Arrangements for Making Claims Not mixing Club and Charity Making sure money is spent correctly • Declarations Making sure bills are paid Keeping details whenever you can Getting your worked checked Reporting that the accounts were checked
GIFT AID – What you can claim GIFT AID – Declarations • Must have declarations from donors • 2 Schemes • Can use your own designed form • Gift Aid • Gift Aid Small Donations Scheme • Oral, written or electronic declarations accepted • Must contain certain details • You can use HMRC model forms – Declarations GIFT AID – Small Donations • Must have declarations from donors • Can use your own designed form • Provides top-ups on Small Cash Donations <£20 • Oral, written or electronic declarations accepted • Applies to Rotary Clubs and Bucket Collections • Must contain certain details • You can use HMRC model forms Example GIFT AID – Claiming • Using On-line Form (less than 1,000) • Through own database (more than 1,000) • Paper Form ChR1 – which replaced R68 • ChR1 Form must be used – even on-line
GIFT AID – Example INSURANCE – Limits to cover Employer's Liability £10,000,000 Public Liability £20,000,000 Products Liability £20,000,000 These are totals for any one claim GIFT AID – Example INSURANCE – Proof and Policy Proof of Insurance RIBI Website Members Area Club & District Support Compliance Insurance It's Bartlett – not Sutton Winson! INSURANCE INSURANCE – Proof and Policy Much changed on 1st March 2016! Tim Richardson tinaandtim@richardsonmail.eu RIBI HAS AN EXCELLENT GUIDE Your first port of call Lots covered – some not See the booklet Visit the web page at http://www.rotarygbi.org/members/club-district- support/compliance/insurance/
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