Page 10 - 2016 Annual Report with Financials - Booklet
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Treasurer
            Mike Weber, Treasurer

            Income and Expenses
            Two income and expense spreadsheets are following.  The larger spreadsheet (page 11) shows the
            budgeted and actual income and expense items for 2016. Our deficit was $51,431 compared to the budgeted
            deficit of $64,803. These numbers are on a cash-basis.

            Our budgeting process, however, reflects accrual accounting. In the smaller condensed income and
            expenses spreadsheet (page 12), I make various adjustments to reflect accrual accounting. After making
            those adjustments, our deficit was $36,421

            Examples of these adjustments include the timing of rental income and pension and health insurance
            payments. In 2016, the January payment of $2,181 for the steeple rent was received and deposited in 2015,
            thus I added that amount to our income total.  In addition, $3,950 of 2016 pledge income was received just
            after January 1. On the expense side, an adjustment was made for pension and health insurance payments.
            Although Alejandra left his position in July 2015, we didn’t receive the refund of $8,628 for his pre-paid
            benefits until 2016. In addition, the church made five quarterly payments to the Pension Board in 2016 (due
            to the timing of when we received the bill and when the check was written) - thus we incurred an extra
            expense of $17,663. The net of these expense changes was a reduction in expenses of $8,879 which you can
            see if you compare the “Total Expenses” line of the two reports.

            Balance Sheet
            Our balance sheet remains healthy. As of December 31, 2016, our total reserves were $646,255, compared
            to $797,328 at the end of 2015. (Our reserves are the amount of assets we have less our liabilities and for
            which no specific purposes has been specified.  For this reason I have combined the “21st century fund” and
            the “other reserves” amounts in this report.) Assets for the McDowell Fund were $86,615 on December 31,
            2016 and $81,755 on December 31, 2015.

            Acknowledgements
            As is true every year, many people play a role in making the treasurer function work at Westmoreland.
            Many thanks are owed to Ed Moyer, Leon Goodson, Pete Davis and Jeff Brindle and all of the Sunday
            tellers.




























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