INTERNATIONAL SHAW SOCIETY End-of-Year
Financial Report for 2018 Prepared
by ISS Treasurer, R. F. Dietrich Submitted
by ISS President in 2018, Michael O’Hara The ISS Annual Financial Report for the previous year and the Budget Projection
for the coming year, always sent to you by email in January or February, are
always available online as well (see Member’s Page for addresses). The ISS
ends its fiscal year on December 31 of each year. |
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1. |
INCOME at end of 2018 |
$ 22,876.20 |
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A). Income
from memberships (minus Paypal fees): $3,435 - $447.77 = $2,987.23 B). Income
from donations:
C). Income
from journal subscriptions (SHAW & SHAVIAN) D). Income
from Checking Dividends
E). Income from PSUP Royalties for SHAW 38 F). Income from refund of deposit on
Vintage Hotels for ISS discount on hotel
rooms: |
$ 2,987.23 $ 10,883.00 $
2,995.00 $
181.60 $
5,329.37 $
500.00 |
2. |
EXPENDITURE at end of 2018 |
$
4,153.90 |
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A). P.O. Box; Reports to Florida Division of Corporations, Florida
Consumer Services, IRS B). Travel
Grants for Summer Symposium (Two grant winners from India canceled) C).
Keynote Address
D). SHAW subscriptions (56)
E). UK SHAVIAN subscriptions (32) $522.65 from checking;
$437.35 from Paypal = $960
F).
Expenditures pd by RFD PO Box = $94; SSL certificate for shawsociety.org =
$271.98 |
$
61.25 $
1,300.00 $
200.00 $
2,070.00
$
522.65 $ 0.00 |
3. |
CHECKING ACCOUNT (Cash on Hand) at end of 2018 |
$ 77,569.15 |
4. |
Carryover from
2017 in checkbook: |
$
57,788.04 |
5. |
Carryover from 2017 in
Paypal account: |
$
1,058.81 |
6. |
Total Income in 2018: |
$
22,876.20 |
7. |
Total of 2017 carryover plus
2018 income: |
$
81,723.05 |
8. |
Expense for
2018 at end of 2018: |
$
4,153.90 |
9. |
INVESTMENTS at end of 2018 Savings,
CDS & Money Market accounts (includes investment dividends to date): |
$ 55,464.82 |
10. |
TOTAL OF INVESTMENTS AND CASH ON HAND at end of 2018: |
$133,033.97 in US Dollars |
CONCLUSION: This
will be the 15th straight year that the ISS has ended with a
surplus, which as usual will be invested toward the endowment fund of
$100,000 + that was set as a goal at the beginning, as a hedge against the
day when there would be many fewer elderly members to make donations. Note that our donations this year more than
tripled the amount of membership fees, as is usually the case. Wonderful, but as we lose more and more of
the aging who are typically the ones who provide these donations, all the
more crucial will be the presence of an endowment fund (or an investment
strategy) from which we can draw interest/dividends to continue to support
our program of travel grants for emerging scholars. To put a positive spin on
this, the good news is that the average age of the ISS grows younger every
year.
– Ye Olde Treasurer, R. F. Dietrich |