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AccountsWHERE OUR MONEY COMES FROM £000Voluntary income - donations 886Voluntary income - legacies 590Voluntary income - grants 78Investment income - dividends and interest 1,153Investment income - estates 164Trading sales 40Fees for residential care 1,094Total incoming resources 4,005Reserves released 484,053WHERE OUR MONEY GOESCosts of generating voluntary income 588Investment management & estates costs 185Costs of goods sold and trading costs 42Direct welfare payments, grants and support 1,914Residential homes 1,264Governance costs 604,053BALANCE SHEET 31 Dec <strong>2006</strong>£000Tangible assets 8,683Investments 35,221Trading stock 14Debtors 268Bank & cash 404Creditors (186)Net assets 44,404Unrestricted 38,842Restricted 5,067Endowment 495Total funds 44,404Independent Auditors Statement to the trustees of <strong>RABI</strong>We have examined the summarised financial statements of <strong>RABI</strong>.Respective Responsibilities of Trustees and AuditorsThe trustees are responsible for preparing the summarisedfinancial statements in accordance with the recommendations ofthe charities’ SORP. Our responsibility is to report to you ouropinion on the consistency of the summarised financial statementswith the full financial statements and Trustees’ <strong>Ann</strong>ual <strong>Rep</strong>ort. Wealso read the other information contained in the summarisedannual report and consider the implications of our report if webecome aware of any apparent misstatements or materialinconsistencies with the summarised financial statements.Basis of OpinionWe conducted our work in accordance with Bulletin 1999/6 ‘Theauditors’ statement on the summary financial statement’ issued bythe Auditing Practices Board for use in the United Kingdom.OpinionIn our opinion the summarised financial statements are consistentwith the full financial statements and Trustees’ <strong>Ann</strong>ual <strong>Rep</strong>ort of<strong>RABI</strong> for the year ended 31 December <strong>2006</strong>.Registered Auditors Martin and Company21 March 2007 WinchesterIncomeFees forresidential careTrading salesInvestment income- estatesTotal ExpenditureGovernancecostsResidentialhomesDirect welfarepayments, grantand supportDirect Welfare PaymentsCasework costsWelfare supportHelpline (workingfarmers)Stapnalls(emergencyrelief)Home helpsVoluntary incomedonationsVoluntary incomelegaciesVoluntary incomeInvestment income grants- dividends and interestCosts ofgeneratingvoluntary incomeNomination RightsdepreciationHome fees paidInvestmentmanagementestates costsCosts of goodssold and tradingcostsTrustees’ StatementThe attached summarised accounts are a summary of informationextracted from the annual accounts and certain informationrelating to both the statement of financial activities and thebalance sheet.These summarised accounts may not contain sufficient informationto allow for a full understanding of the financial affairs of thecharity. For further information, the full annual accounts and thetrustees’ annual report should be consulted. Copies of these canbe obtained by writing to the chief executive at the head office,the address of which is on the back cover of this <strong>Ann</strong>ual <strong>Rep</strong>ort.The full annual accounts have to be subject to externalexamination by an independent auditor and received anunqualified report.Allocation ofsupport costGrants10 <strong>RABI</strong> <strong>Ann</strong>ual Review <strong>2006</strong>

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