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TA3 City of Belmont Annual Financial Report for the period ended 30 June 2014 TA4 Audit Report Page A5 Standard Audit Report (AA Standards) Unqualified (clean) audit opinion issued Financial Report gives a true and fair


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Annual Financial Report for the period ended 30 June 2014

City of Belmont

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  • Standard Audit Report (AA Standards)
  • Unqualified (clean) audit opinion issued
  • Financial Report

– “gives a true and fair view of the financial position” – Complies with LGA, Regulations & Australian Accounting standards

Audit Report – Page A5

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– Includes: Accrued income/expenditure & depreciation – Excludes: Capital items and Reserve Transfers

  • Key Line Items

– Operating Revenue - $52.43m (12/13 $52.08m) – Operating Expenditure - $50.98m (12/13 $47.51m) – Operating Result - $1.44m (12/13 $4.57m) – Net Result - $4.5m (12/13 $8.25m) – Total Comprehensive - $202.52m (12/13 $16.96m)

Statement of Comprehensive Income – Pages A8 & A9

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13/14 12/13 – Financial assets $38.6m $36.7m

  • Reserves

$31.6m $29.6m

  • Unspent grants

$0.1m $0.2m

Municipal funds $6.9m $6.9m – PPE & Infrastructure $540.3m $343.2m Fair Value Accounting – Total Liabilities $11.7m $11.0m – Net Assets/Equity $586.6m $384.1m

  • Land Revaluation Surplus

$64.4

  • Building Revaluation Surplus

$43.4

  • Roads

$37.5

  • Drainage

$34.0

  • Other

$14.9 Revaluation Surplus Movement $194.2

Statement of Financial Position– Page A10

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  • Disclosure of actual “cash” movements during the year

(balance includes reserves) – “operating activities”

  • Categorised by “nature & type” +$11.8m (12/13 +$13.8m)

– “investing activities”

  • Capital works/equipment -$12.8m (12/13 -$14.1m)
  • Proceeds from sale of PPE +$1.9m (12/13 +$1.4m)
  • Investments -$0.4m (12/13 -$5.7m)

– “financing activities”

  • Borrowings -$0.5m (12/13 $0.5m)
  • Cash held at 30 June 2014 $5.4m (12/13 $4.2m)

Statement of Cash Flows – Page A12

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  • Required under the LGA and includes all the key components

that need to be factored in when determining how much revenue needs to be raised from rates.

  • Includes

– Expenditure and Revenue – Non cash/cash adjustments – Capital Items – Reserve transfers – Opening and closing funds – Revenue required to be raised from rates

Rates Setting Statement – Page A13

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  • Disclosures required by:

– LGA & Regs – Accounting Standards – Consistent with prior years

Notes to the accounts – Pages A15 to A65

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  • Ratios represent a clean bill of health.

New Ratios:

  • Current Ratio:

1.36:1 (Basic Std > 1:1)

  • Debt Service Cover Ratio:

17.5 (Basic Std > 2)

  • Own Source Revenue Coverage : 0.97 (Basic Std 0.40 to 0.60)
  • Operating Surplus Ratio :

5.4% (Basic Std 1% to 15%)

  • Asset Sustainability Ratio:

1.17 (Basic Std >0.90)

  • Asset Renewal Funding Ratio: 100% (Basic Std 75% - 95%)
  • Asset Consumption Ratio: 0.75 (Basic Std > 0.5)

Ratios – Page A60

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Grant Thornton Report to the Audit Committee

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