CEF Annual report 2021
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76 <strong>CEF</strong> FINANCIAL REPORT <strong>2021</strong><br />
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS 77<br />
NOTE 6: EQUITY<br />
Equity (Founder’s funds) December 31, <strong>2021</strong> December 31, 2020<br />
Share capital (Founder's funds) 4,173 4,173<br />
Capital surplus 225 225<br />
Fair value reserves -80,332 -38,491<br />
General reserves 1,477,736 1,444,042<br />
Total 1,401,802 1.409.949<br />
Share capital represents start-up contribution in the amount of EUR 4,173 and capital surplus.<br />
The surplus generated in <strong>2021</strong> was allocated to the general reserve fund (as envisaged in the internal rules of the<br />
<strong>CEF</strong>).<br />
Fair value reserves from actuarial calculations of severance pay were negative in the amount of EUR 80,332 at the<br />
end of <strong>2021</strong>.<br />
NOTE 7: PROVISIONS<br />
Provisions January 1, <strong>2021</strong> Disbursement Increases December 31, <strong>2021</strong><br />
Reserves for severance pay 192,900 -14,853 79,150 257,197<br />
Other provisions 36,377 0 0 36,377<br />
Total 229,277 -14,853 79,150 293,574<br />
Provisions January 1, 2020 Disbursement Increases December 31, 2020<br />
Reserves for severance pay 157,808 0 35,092 192,900<br />
Other provisions 36,377 0 0 36,377<br />
Total 194,185 0 35,092 229,277<br />
The <strong>CEF</strong> created provisions for severance payments and long-service bonuses based on the current value of its liabilities<br />
to employees (see also Note 15).<br />
The reserves for textbooks were created as <strong>CEF</strong> received some funds that were specifically dedicated to prepare textbooks<br />
for TIAPS program. Textbooks for Level 1 have been finalized in 2019 (see also Note 1). Textbooks for Level 2<br />
are being prepared to be put in use in the future. The <strong>CEF</strong> will need to keep these textbooks updated, so funds will be<br />
reserved for this also in the future.<br />
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NOTE 8: GOVERNMENT GRANTS<br />
Long-term accrued costs<br />
and deferred revenue<br />
January<br />
1, <strong>2021</strong><br />
New<br />
investments<br />
Write<br />
offs<br />
Amortization<br />
and<br />
depreciation<br />
EUR<br />
December<br />
31, <strong>2021</strong><br />
Fund to finance amortization and depreciation 696,895 43,395 -2,524 -78,664 659,102<br />
Carrying value 659,102<br />
Long-term accrued costs<br />
and deferred revenue<br />
January<br />
1, 2020<br />
New<br />
investments<br />
Write<br />
offs<br />
Amortization<br />
and<br />
Depreciation<br />
EUR<br />
December<br />
31, 2020<br />
Fund to finance amortization and depreciation 591,046 175,695 0 -69,846 696,895<br />
Carrying value 696,895<br />
Government grants are covering the depreciation and amortization of long-term assets.<br />
NOTE 9: OPERATING LIABILITIES<br />
Operating liabilities December 31, <strong>2021</strong> December 31, 2020<br />
Trade payables to suppliers in Slovenia 125,801 15,435<br />
Trade payables to suppliers outside Slovenia 19,602 1,412<br />
Liabilities to employees 138,673 125,661<br />
Other short-term liabilities 21,284 4,223<br />
Total 305,359 146,732<br />
Operating liabilities comprise accounts payable (short-term trade payables to suppliers of goods and services, including<br />
maintenance services), liabilities to employees (December salary), and other short-term liabilities (other taxes and<br />
lecturers’ fees).<br />
NOTE 10: ADVANCES PAYABLE AND OTHER CURRENT LIABILITIES<br />
Advances payable and<br />
other current liabilities January 1, <strong>2021</strong> Disbursements Increases December 31, <strong>2021</strong><br />
Deferred revenues for projects 385,241 -385,241 906,611 906,611<br />
Other accrued costs 233,909 -233,909 56,446 56,446<br />
Total 619,151 -619,150 963,057 963,058<br />
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