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* Sometimes trustees act as agents for the charity and make purchases on its behalf and are reimbursed for this expenditure, eg payment for stationery or office equipment. Such expenditure is not related to the services provided by a trustee and there is no need to disclose it. Likewise there is no need to disclose routine expenditure which is attributable collectively to the services provided to the trustees, such as the hire of a room for meetings or providing reasonable refreshment at the meeting. | * Sometimes trustees act as agents for the charity and make purchases on its behalf and are reimbursed for this expenditure, eg payment for stationery or office equipment. Such expenditure is not related to the services provided by a trustee and there is no need to disclose it. Likewise there is no need to disclose routine expenditure which is attributable collectively to the services provided to the trustees, such as the hire of a room for meetings or providing reasonable refreshment at the meeting. | ||
* Where the trustees have received no such expenses, this fact will be stated. | * Where the trustees have received no such expenses, this fact will be stated. | ||
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Revision as of 10:25, 31 March 2015
- For Trustee Expenses for the 2012-13 Financial Year, see Expenses 2012-2013
- For Trustee Expenses for the 2013-14 Financial Year, see Expenses 2013-2014
- For Trustee Expenses for the 2014-15 Financial Year, see Expenses 2014-2015
In line with the current Charities SORP, expenses on this page are listed in the following fashion:
- Where Wikimedia UK has met individual expenses incurred by trustees for services provided to the charity, either by reimbursement of the trustee or by providing the trustee with an allowance or by direct payment to a third party, the aggregate amount of those expenses is disclosed, both here, and in a note to the accounts. The note should also indicate the nature of the expenses (eg travel, subsistence, entertainment etc) and the number of trustees involved.
- Sometimes trustees act as agents for the charity and make purchases on its behalf and are reimbursed for this expenditure, eg payment for stationery or office equipment. Such expenditure is not related to the services provided by a trustee and there is no need to disclose it. Likewise there is no need to disclose routine expenditure which is attributable collectively to the services provided to the trustees, such as the hire of a room for meetings or providing reasonable refreshment at the meeting.
- Where the trustees have received no such expenses, this fact will be stated.