Statement of financial activities
Income and expenditure analysed across unrestricted, designated and restricted funds, using charity SORP headings.
01 / Overview
Funds are separated by restriction, then traced to the work they pay for.
As at today
Unrestricted funds are available for the charity’s general purposes. Designated amounts remain unrestricted in law but are shown separately because trustees have set them aside.
This is a management view, not the reserves figure for the trustees’ annual report. Commitments and fixed assets still need review.
| Project | Funding sources | Budget | Spent | Budget remaining | Use |
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| Date | Payer / payee | Allocation | Fund | Amount |
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02 / Payments
Every bank movement carries a SORP category, fund and project allocation.
| Date | Entry | Category | Project | Fund | Amount | Actions |
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03 / Invoices
Issue a numbered invoice, allocate it at source, then record the bank receipt once paid.
| Invoice | Customer | Issued / due | Allocation | Status | Amount | Actions |
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04 / Projects & funds
The project explains what the money supports. The fund records the legal or trustee restriction.
| Funder / fund | Classification and purpose | Opening | Income | Spent | Transfer | Balance |
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05 / Reports
Download the working schedules behind the statutory accounts and your QuickBooks records.
Cash is the balancing bank figure from fund balances after equipment, debtors and creditors. Reconcile it to QuickBooks before sign-off.
Carried forward: £37,400 general funds, £84,700 designated for potential redundancy costs, and £21,698 restricted funds.
| Funder | Purpose | Opening | Income | Expenditure | Transfer | Closing |
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Income and expenditure analysed across unrestricted, designated and restricted funds, using charity SORP headings.
Funder, purpose, opening balance, income, expenditure, transfers and closing balance for every current fund.
Budget, assigned income, expenditure and remaining budget for each service area.
Balanced debit and credit lines with nominal code, project and fund dimensions for review by the accountant.
The bank export uses QuickBooks’ accepted three-column layout: date, description and signed amount. The invoice export includes its required invoice fields. Review the date range and duplicates before each import.
The working balance sheet and fund note follow the structure in the six-page Companies House submission. The signed accounts still need the accounting policies, supporting notes, approval statement and iXBRL tagging where required. Use your accountant or approved filing software for submission.
Figures in this workspace are management records. Reconcile them to QuickBooks and the bank before they are used in signed accounts.
Organisation
These details identify exported schedules and the period shown across the workspace.