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Berry Street Victoria Inc
ABN 24 719 196 762
Discussion and Analysis of the Financial Statements
Income Statement
For the Year Ended 30 June 2006
Information on Berry Street Victoria Inc Concise Financial Report
The discussion and analysis is provided to assist members in understanding the concise financial report.
The concise financial report is an extract from the full financial report for the year ended 30 June 2006. The financial statements, specific
disclosures and other information included in the concise financial report are derived from and are consistent with the full financial
report of Berry Street Victoria Inc. The concise financial report cannot be expected to provide as detailed an understanding of the
financial performance, financial position and financing and investing activities of Berry Street Victoria Inc as the full financial report.
A copy of the full financial report and auditor’s report is available free of charge, upon request.
Income Statement
The profit for the year ended 30 June 2006 is $4.17 million, an increase of $1.97 million on the previous year. The major items
contributing to this result were:
Revenues:
Government and other grants increased by $3.10 million
The profit from sale of properties was $2.50 million
Proceeds from bequests reduced by $0.95 million
Expenses:
Employee benefits expense increased by $1.36 million. The number of staff employed by Berry Street Victoria increased by 21 to 441.
Depreciation expense increased by $0.35 million mainly due to an increase in the motor vehicle fleet and increased vehicle utilisation.
Consultancy expenses increased by $0.51 million representing fees paid to other community service organisations who partnered
Berry Street Victoria in a number of projects.
Balance Sheet
Net Assets increased by $4.17 million to $21.37 million. The major changes were as follows:
An increase in Trade and Other Receivables in Current Assets of $5.41 million. This predominantly represents the balances due on
settlement of two properties sold by Berry Street Victoria which will occur in December 2006.
An increase in Other Financial Assets, in both Current and Non-Current Assets, of $2.16 million representing the investment of funds
received through the sale of assets. In addition, there was a re-allocation of investments from short term bank bills to longer term
equity investments of $2.79 million.
A decrease in Property, Plant and Equipment of $2.07 million due to the net reduction of two properties totalling $2.7 million and
an increase in motor vehicle assets of $0.7 million.
Short and long term borrowings increased by $1.04 million representing an increase in finance lease liabilities used to fund part of
the motor vehicle fleet.
Statement of Changes in Equity
Total equity increased by $4.17 million due to the profit for the year. $2.62 million was transferred from the Asset Revaluation Reserve
to Retained Earnings, being the revaluation component on the properties sold in the year. This transfer did not impact on total equity.
Cash Flow Statement
There was a net decrease of $2.27 million in cash holdings during the year. The major changes in cash movements during the year
included the following:
Cash generated through operating activities contributed $3.85 million, due to: non-cash expenses, such as depreciation and increases
in employee benefit provisions, totalling $1.8 million and investment income, bequests and other charitable fund raisings totalling
$2.1 million.
Expenditure on the purchase of property, plant and equipment, net of sale proceeds, cost $2.4 million.
The equity investment portfolio increased by $4.8 million.
Borrowings (Finance leases for motor vehicles) increased by $1.0 million.
Notes
2006
$
2005
$
28,395,032
687,783
29,082,815
25,596,093
384,435
25,980,528
(21,365,847)
(1,668,805)
(96,985)
(57,976)
(1,458,013)
(1,027,438)
(185,732)
(482,464)
(743,520)
(813,296)
(1,213,737)
(261,820)
(29,375,633)
(20,007,064)
(1,314,056)
(87,815)
(1,381,721)
(959,016)
(172,843)
(457,950)
(821,095)
(305,062)
(989,730)
(343,833)
(26,840,185)
(292,818)
(859,657)
2,499,268
(78,902)
485,632
1,223,148
402,149
23,577
4,554,872
59,135
(116,099)
502,998
1,015,495
1,356,232
369,603
3,187,364
(24,461)
(70,535)
(94,996)
(504)
(126,236)
(126,740)
Non-operating surplus
4,459,876
3,060,624
Profit before income tax
4,167,058
2,200,967
-
-
4,167,058
2,200,967
Revenue from operating activities
Government and other grants
Other revenue
Total revenue
Expenses from operating activities
Employee benefits expense
Depreciation and amortisation
Finance costs
Doubtful debts
Repairs, maintenance and vehicle running expense
Client’s expense
Fuel, light and power expense
Rental expense
Training expense
Audit, legal and consultancy expense
Administration expense
Other expense
Total expenses
Operating deficit
Revenue from non operating activities
Gain on sale of non current assets
Loss on sale of investments
Charitable and fundraising revenue
Income from investments
Proceeds from bequests
Capital grants
Total non operating revenue
Expenses from non operating activities
Assets written off
Prope