INFLOWS
TOTAL 7th Tradition
4,424.19
TOTAL Conventions
1,779.19
Interest Inc
22.02
TOTAL Literature Sales
4,846.09
TOTAL OAsis Club
182.00
Other Inc
9.25
TOTAL Retreats
11,450.00
TOTAL Special Events
48.25
DivInc
8.17
RlzdGain
5.72
TOTAL INFLOWS 22,774.88
OUTFLOWS
TOTAL Bank Charge
33.77
Computer Services
127.92
TOTAL Copies
393.35
TOTAL Literature Purchases
5,550.43
Newsletter
254.82
Office Supplies
17.95
Postage
207.72
TOTAL Region III
2,266.37
TOTAL Rent
1,855.00
TOTAL Retreat 2002
9,155.90
TOTAL Retreat 2003
2,100.00
TOTAL Special Event Expenses
9.00
TOTAL Utilities
1,742.58
TOTAL WSO
825.75
TOTAL OUTFLOWS
24,540.56
OVERALL TOTAL
-1,765.68
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Notes:
We use a simple cash flow accounting process (not accrual).
Literature expenses exceeded literature sales, contributing approximately
$700.00 to the deficit - although we have the excess literature in
stock. Additionally we have approximately $1200.00 in convention
profits that are not included in the total, which will reduce the deficit.
However, 2001's convention profits are included in this year's totals.
Furthermore, the income total also includes an anonymous individual donation
of $1,000 this year. So, in effect, actual regular incomes were significantly
below expenses this year. The deficit was covered by our prudent
reserve, required by The Twelve Concepts of OA Service.
However, if this reserve begins to shrink further, HMI may consider fund
raising measures in 2003.
Inflows normally consist primarily of :
*Seventh Tradition Income (money passed on to HMI from the collections
at individual meetings.
A portion of the money collected at meetings is passed on to the
Intergroup to fund the various
Intergroup projects.)
*Sale of literature (which is purchased from the WSO).
*A minimal amount of interest income from the savings account.
(The Twelve Concepts of OA Service
require that groups establish an ample reserve.)
There are a number of outflow accounts which are itemized in the
statement above. Major expenses
include purchase of OA literature (then sold for income), phone
(message center and phone book) expense,
rent (to the Oasis Club for office space), and convention expenses.