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67 2014 Financial and Related Statements Irish Auditing & Accounting Supervisory Authority Notes to Financial Statements 18 Reconciliation of Surplus for the year to Net Cash from Operating Activities 2014 2013 € € (Shortfall) for the year (26,074) (78) Non Operating Items: Less: Finance income (10,618) (14,798) (36,692) (14,876) Add: Increase/(Decrease) in Payables 78,571 (47,329) (Decrease)/Increase in Excess PABs Levy Income (123,421) 15,774 Increase in Excess Departmental Grant Income 7,016 21,621 Decrease in Grant Income Due from Department - 6,847 Decrease/(Increase) in Receivables 6,265 (4,599) Decrease/(Increase) in Inventory 1,337 (1,500) (Increase) in Deferred Finance Lease Costs (2,133) - Increase in Finance Lease Obligations 10,654 - (Decrease) in Deferred Rent Incentive (1,452) (1,452) Depreciation 8,388 8,259 (14,775) (2,379) Net Cash (Outflow) from Operating Activities (51,467) (17,255) 19 Analysis of changes in net funds Cash at Bank & on Hand Cash on Fixed Term Deposit (Non-Reserve) Cash on Fixed Term Deposit (Reserve) TOTAL € € € € Balance at 1 January, 2014 138,511 388,132 444,455 971,098 Cash flow for year (84,618) 3,964 28,569 (52,085) Balance at 31 December, 2014 53,893 392,096 473,024 919,013
<strong>Annual</strong> Report 2014 Irish Auditing & Accounting Supervisory Authority 68 20 Taxation IAASA is a non-commercial state-sponsored body for tax purposes and, accordingly, income and capital gains arising, if any, are not liable to income tax or capital gains tax respectively. IAASA is not, however, exempt from Deposit Interest Retention Tax (‘DIRT’). 21 Financial Commitments 21.1 Capital Commitments There are no capital commitments as at 31 December, 2014. 21.2 Rental commitments IAASA’s premises are leased on behalf of the State by the OPW. IAASA in turn rents the premises from the OPW, but has provided no undertakings in this regard. Given that IAASA is not a party to the lease, it has no rental commitments in the coming twelve months. Rental commitments under the lease in the coming twelve months, which are payable by the OPW, will be €119,163. 22 Chief Executive’s salary and expenses The Chief Executive’s remuneration for the year totalled €115,059 [2013: €118,480]. This is the amount approved by the Minister with the consent of the Minister for Public Expenditure & Reform. The Chief Executive was not entitled to receive a Board fee, and the Performance Related Bonus Scheme was not in operation in 2014. The Chief Executive is a member of IAASA’s Employee and Spouses, Civil Partners & Children’s Superannuation Schemes (as detailed in Note 10), and the relevant employer contribution in this regard was €25,981 [2013: €26,025]. The foregoing represents the Chief Executive’s total remuneration package for the period. The Chief Executive is an ex-officio director of the company. Expenses incurred directly by the Chief Executive in the performance of her duties and/or by IAASA on behalf of the Chief Executive are disclosed hereunder. 2014 2013 € € Professional memberships (subject to BIK where applicable) 1,465 565 Travel & Subsistence, incl. air fares 10,736 8,933 Mobile phone costs 922 850 Internet Services 526 868 Training 2,280 - Incidentals 376 112 16,305 11,328
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