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Annual Governance and Accountability Return 2019/20 Part 3
To be completed by Local Councils, Internal Drainage Boards and
other Smaller Authorities*:
• where the higher of gross income or gross expenditure exceeded £25,000
but did not exceed £6.5 million; or
• where the higher of gross income or gross expenditure was £25,000
or less but that:
• are unable to certify themselves as exempt (fee payable); or
• have requested a limited assurance review (fee payable)
Guidance notes on completing Part 3 of the Annual Governance and
Accountability Return 2019/20
1. Every smaller authority in England that either received gross income or incurred gross expenditure
exceeding £25,000 must complete Part 3 of the Annual Governance and Accountability Return at
the end of each nancial year in accordance with Proper Practices.
2. The Annual Governance and Accountability Return is made up of three parts, pages 3 to 6:
• The Annual Internal Audit Report is completed by the authority’s internal auditor.
• Sections 1 and 2 are to be completed and approved by the authority.
• Section 3 is completed by the external auditor and will be returned to the authority.
3. The authority must approve Section 1, Annual Governance Statement, before approving Section 2,
Accounting Statements, and both must be approved and published before 1 July 2020.
4. An authority with either gross income or gross expenditure exceeding £25,000 or an authority with
neither income nor expenditure exceeding £25,000, but which is unable to certify itself as exempt, or is
requesting a limited assurance review, must return to the external auditor by email or post (not both) no
later than 30 June 2020. Reminder letters will incur a charge of £40 +VAT:
• the Annual Governance and Accountability Return Sections 1 and 2, together with
• a bank reconciliation as at 31 March 2020
• an explanation of any signicant year on year variances in the accounting statements
• notication of the commencement date of the period for the exercise of public rights
• Annual Internal Audit Report 2019/20
Unless requested, do not send any additional documents to your external auditor.
Your external auditor will
ask for any additional documents needed.
Once the external auditor has completed the limited assurance review and is able to give an opinion, the
Annual Governance and Accountability Section1, Section 2 and Section 3 – External Auditor Report
and Certicate will be returned to the authority by email or post.
Publication Requirements
Under the Accounts and Audit Regulations 2015, authorities must publish the following information on
a publicly accessible website:
Before 1 July 2020 authorities must publish:
• Notice of the period for the exercise of public rights and a declaration that the accounting statements
are as yet unaudited;
• Section 1 - Annual Governance Statement 2019/20, approved and signed, page 4
• Section 2 - Accounting Statements 2019/20, approved and signed, page 5
Not later than 30 September 2020 authorities must publish:
• Notice of conclusion of audit
• Section 3 - External Auditor Report and Certicate
• Sections 1 and 2 of AGAR including any amendments as a result of the limited assurance review.
It is recommended as best practice, to avoid any potential confusion by local electors and interested
parties, that you also publish the Annual Internal Audit Report, page 3.
Page 1 of 6Annual Governance and Accountability Return 2019/20 Part 3
Local Councils, Internal Drainage Boards and other Smaller Authorities*
The Annual Governance and Accountability Return constitutes the annual return referred to in the Accounts and Audit Regulations 2015.
Throughout, the words ‘external auditor’ have the same meaning as the words ‘local auditor’ in the Accounts and Audit Regulations 2015.
*for a complete list of bodies that may be smaller authorities refer to schedule 2 to the Local Audit and Accountability Act 2014.
Page 2 of 6
Guidance notes on completing Part 3 of the Annual Governance and
Accountability Return 2019/20
• The authority must comply with Proper Practices in completing Sections 1 and 2 of this Annual Governance and
Accountability Return. Proper Practices are found in the Practitioners’ Guide* which is updated from time to time
and contains everything needed to prepare successfully for the nancial year-end and the subsequent work by
the external auditor.
• Make sure that the Annual Governance and Accountability Return is complete (no highlighted boxes left empty),
and is properly signed and dated. Where amendments are made by the authority to the AGAR after it has
been approved by the authority and before it has been reviewed by the external auditor, the Chairman and
RFO should initial the amendments and if necessary republish the amended AGAR and recommence the
period for the exercise of public rights. If the AGAR contains unapproved or unexplained amendments, it may
be returned and additional costs will be incurred.
• The authority should receive and note the annual internal audit report if possible before approving the annual
governance statement and the accounts.
• Use the checklist provided below to review the Annual Governance and Accountability Return for completeness
before returning it to the external auditor by email or post (not both) no later than 30 June 2020.
• Do not send the external auditor any information not specically requested. However, you must inform your
external auditor about any change of Clerk, Responsible Financial Ofcer or Chairman, and provide
relevant email addresses and telephone numbers.
• Make sure that the copy of the bank reconciliation to be sent to your external auditor with the Annual Governance
and Accountability Return covers all the bank accounts. If the authority holds any short-term investments, note their
value on the bank reconciliation. The external auditor must be able to agree the bank reconciliation to Box 8 on the
accounting statements (Section 2, page 5). An explanation must be provided of any difference between Box 7 and
Box 8. More help on bank reconciliation is available in the Practitioners’ Guide*.
• Explain fully signicant variances in the accounting statements on page 5. Do not just send a copy of the detailed
accounting records instead of this explanation. The external auditor wants to know that you understand the reasons
for all variances. Include complete numerical and narrative analysis to support the full variance.
• If the external auditor has to review unsolicited information, or receives an incomplete bank reconciliation, or
variances are not fully explained, additional costs may be incurred.
• Make sure that the accounting statements add up and that the balance carried forward from the previous year
(Box 7 of 2019) equals the balance brought forward in the current year (Box 1 of 2020).
• The Responsible Financial Ofcer (RFO), on behalf of the authority, must set the period for the exercise of public
rights. From the commencement date for a single period of 30 consecutive working days, the approved accounts
and accounting records can be inspected. Whatever period the RFO sets it must include a common inspection
period – during which the accounts and accounting records of all smaller authorities must be available for public
inspection – of the rst ten working days of July.
• The authority must publish the information required by Regulation 15 (2), Accounts and Audit Regulations 2015,
including the period for the exercise of public rights and the name and address of the external auditor before
1 July 2020.
Annual Governance and Accountability Return 2019/20 Part 3
Local Councils, Internal Drainage Boards and other Smaller Authorities*
Completion checklist – ‘No’ answers mean you may not have met requirements
All sections
Section 1
Section 2
Sections 1 and 2
Internal Audit Report
Have all highlighted boxes have been completed?
For any statement to which the response is ‘no’, has an explanation been published?
Has an explanation of signicant variations from last year to this year been published?
Has the bank reconciliation as at 31 March 2020 been reconciled to Box 8?
Has an explanation of any difference between Box 7 and Box 8 been provided?
Have all highlighted boxes been completed by the internal auditor and explanations provided?
Has all additional information requested, including the dates set for the period
for the exercise of public rights, been provided for the external auditor?
Trust funds – have all disclosures been made if the authority as a body corporate is a
sole managing trustee? NB: do not send trust accounting statements unless requested.
Has the authority’s approval of the accounting statements been conrmed by
the signature of the Chairman of the approval meeting?
Yes No
*Governance and Accountability for Smaller Authorities in England – a Practitioners’ Guide to Proper Practices,
can be downloaded from www.nalc.gov.uk or from www.ada.org.uk
✔
✔
✔
✔
✔
✔
✔
✔
*Please provide explanations to the external auditor on a separate sheet for each ‘No’ response and describe how the
authority will address the weaknesses identied. These sheets must be published with the Annual Governance Statement.
Section 1 – Annual Governance Statement 2019/20
We acknowledge as the members of:
ENTER NAME OF AUTHORITY
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Local Councils, Internal Drainage Boards and other Smaller Authorities*
our responsibility for ensuring that there is a sound system of internal control, including arrangements for
the preparation of the Accounting Statements. We conrm, to the best of our knowledge and belief, with
respect to the Accounting Statements for the year ended 31 March 2020, that:
1. We have put in place arrangements for effective nancial
management during the year, and for the preparation of
the accounting statements.
2. We maintained an adequate system of internal control
including measures designed to prevent and detect fraud
and corruption and reviewed its effectiveness.
4. We provided proper opportunity during the year for
the exercise of electors’ rights in accordance with the
requirements of the Accounts and Audit Regulations.
5. We carried out an assessment of the risks facing this
authority and took appropriate steps to manage those
risks, including the introduction of internal controls and/or
external insurance cover where required.
6. We maintained throughout the year an adequate and
effective system of internal audit of the accounting
records and control systems.
7. We took appropriate action on all matters raised
in reports from internal and external audit.
8. We considered whether any litigation, liabilities or
commitments, events or transactions, occurring either
during or after the year-end, have a nancial impact on
this authority and, where appropriate, have included them
in the accounting statements.
9. (For local councils only) Trust funds including
charitable. In our capacity as the sole managing
trustee we discharged our accountability
responsibilities for the fund(s)/assets, including
nancial reporting and, if required, independent
examination or audit.
3. We took all reasonable steps to assure ourselves
that there are no matters of actual or potential
non-compliance with laws, regulations and Proper
Practices that could have a signicant nancial effect
on the ability of this authority to conduct its
business or manage its nances.
prepared its accounting statements in accordance
with the Accounts and Audit Regulations.
‘Yes’ means that this authority:Yes No*
Agreed
made proper arrangements and accepted responsibility
for safeguarding the public money and resources in
its charge.
has only done what it has the legal power to do and has
complied with Proper Practices in doing so.
during the year gave all persons interested the opportunity to
inspect and ask questions about this authority’s accounts.
considered and documented the nancial and other risks it
faces and dealt with them properly.
arranged for a competent person, independent of the nancial
controls and procedures, to give an objective view on whether
internal controls meet the needs of this smaller authority.
responded to matters brought to its attention by internal and
external audit.
disclosed everything it should have about its business activity
during the year including events taking place after the year
end if relevant.
has met all of its responsibilities where, as a body
corporate, it is a sole managing trustee of a local
trust or trusts.
Yes No N/A
AUTHORITY WEBSITE ADDRESS
Authority web address
Other information required by the Transparency Codes (not part of Annual Governance Statement)
Signed by the Chairman and Clerk of the meeting where
approval was given:
Chairman
Clerk
SIGNATURE REQUIRED
SIGNATURE REQUIRED
This Annual Governance Statement was approved at a
meeting of the authority on:
and recorded as minute reference:
MINUTE REFERENCE
DD/MM/YY
FELIXSTOWE TOWN COUNCIL
✔
✔
✔
✔
✔
✔
✔
✔
✔
www.felixstowe.gov.uk
I certify that for the year ended 31 March 2020 the Accounting
Statements in this Annual Governance and Accountability
Return have been prepared on either a receipts and payments
or income and expenditure basis following the guidance in
Governance and Accountability for Smaller Authorities – a
Practitioners’ Guide to Proper Practices and present fairly
the nancial position of this authority.
I conrm that these Accounting Statements were
approved by this authority on this date:
Signed by Chairman of the meeting where the Accounting
Statements were approved
Signed by Responsible Financial Ofcer before being
presented to the authority for approval
as recorded in minute reference:
MINUTE REFERENCE
DD/MM/YY
DD/MM/YY
SIGNATURE REQUIRED
SIGNATURE REQUIRED
Date
8. Total value of cash and
short term investments
9. Total xed assets plus
long term investments
and assets
10. Total borrowings
The sum of all current and deposit bank accounts, cash
holdings and short term investments held as at 31 March –
To agree with bank reconciliation.
The value of all the property the authority owns – it is made
up of all its xed assets and long term investments as at
31 March.
The outstanding capital balance as at 31 March of all loans
from third parties (including PWLB).
11. (For Local Councils Only) Disclosure note
re Trust funds (including charitable)
The Council, as a body corporate, acts as sole trustee for
and is responsible for managing Trust funds or assets.
N.B. The gures in the accounting statements above do
not include any Trust transactions.
Yes
No
1. Balances brought
forward
2. (+) Precept or Rates and
Levies
4. (-) Staff costs
5. (-) Loan interest/capital
repayments
6. (-) All other payments
7. (=) Balances carried
forward
3. (+) Total other receipts
Total balances and reserves at the beginning of the year
as recorded in the nancial records. Value must agree to
Box 7 of previous year.
Please round all gures to nearest £1. Do not leave any
boxes blank and report £0 or Nil balances. All gures must
agree to underlying nancial records.
Notes and guidanceYear ending
31 March
2019
£
31 March
2020
£
Total amount of precept (or for IDBs rates and levies)
received or receivable in the year. Exclude any grants
received.
Total income or receipts as recorded in the cashbook less
the precept or rates/levies received (line 2). Include any
grants received.
Total expenditure or payments made to and on behalf
of all employees. Include gross salaries and wages,
employers NI contributions, employers pension
contributions, gratuities and severance payments.
Total expenditure or payments of capital and interest
made during the year on the authority’s borrowings (if any).
Total expenditure or payments as recorded in the cash-
book less staff costs (line 4) and loan interest/capital
repayments (line 5).
Total balances and reserves at the end of the year. Must
equal (1+2+3) - (4+5+6).
Section 2 – Accounting Statements 2019/20 for
ENTER NAME OF AUTHORITY
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Local Councils, Internal Drainage Boards and other Smaller Authorities*
FELIXSTOWE TOWN COUNCIL
1,042,759
1,009,067
560,967
578,113
158,694
218,148
386,269
410,532
34,732
34,732
332,353
294,727
1,009,066
1,065,337
1,000,957
1,070,070
56,517
55,502
347,803
330,071
✔
Page 6 of 6
Section 3 – External Auditor Report and Certicate 2019/20
ENTER NAME OF AUTHORITY
ENTER NAME OF EXTERNAL AUDITOR
1 Respective responsibilities of the body and the auditor
This authority is responsible for ensuring that its nancial management is adequate and effective and that
it has a sound system of internal control. The authority prepares an Annual Governance and Accountability
Return in accordance with Proper Practices which:
• summarises the accounting records for the year ended 31 March 2020; and
• conrms and provides assurance on those matters that are relevant to our duties and responsibilities as
external auditors.
Our responsibility is to review Sections 1 and 2 of the Annual Governance and Accountability Return in accordance
with guidance issued by the National Audit Ofce (NAO) on behalf of the Comptroller and Auditor General
(see note below). Our work does not constitute an audit carried out in accordance with International Standards
on Auditing (UK & Ireland) and does not provide the same level of assurance that such an audit would do.
2 External auditor report 2019/20
*Note: the NAO issued guidance applicable to external auditors’ work on limited assurance reviews in Auditor
Guidance Note AGN/02. The AGN is available from the NAO website (www.nao.org.uk)
DD/MM/YYSIGNATURE REQUIRED
Date
External Auditor Name
(Except for the matters reported below)* on the basis of our review of Sections 1 and 2 of the Annual Governance and Accountability Return, in
our opinion the information in Sections 1 and 2 of the Annual Governance and Accountability Return is in accordance with Proper Practices and
no other matters have come to our attention giving cause for concern that relevant legislation and regulatory requirements have not been met.
(*delete as appropriate).
Other matters not affecting our opinion which we draw to the attention of the authority:
*We do not certify completion because:
(continue on a separate sheet if required)
(continue on a separate sheet if required)
3 External auditor certicate 2019/20
We certify/do not certify* that we have completed our review of Sections 1 and 2 of the Annual Governance and
Accountability Return, and discharged our responsibilities under the Local Audit and Accountability Act 2014, for
the year ended 31 March 2020.
External Auditor Signature
Annual Governance and Accountability Return 2019/20 Part 3
Local Councils, Internal Drainage Boards and other Smaller Authorities*
In respect of
FELIXSTOWE TOWN COUNCIL
Felixstowe Town Council
24/04/2020
14:53
Balance Sheet as at 31 March 2020
31st March 2019 31st March 2020
Current Assets
1,390 Debtors 7,164
17,119 VAT Control A/c 1,325
1,438 Prepayments 988
91,822 Barclays Town Council/Imprest 159,555
408,709 Town Council Savings Account 410,325
500,000 Close Brothers 500,000
175 Credit Card Control Account 0
250 Petty Cash 190
1,020,904 1,079,547
Total Assets1,020,904 1,079,547
Current Liabilities
0 Credit Card Control Account 0
0 Creditors 1,271
2,073 Other Creditors 0
0 Key Deposits 20
0 Accruals 3,290
0 Refunds due 19/20 45
9,764 Receipts in Advance 9,585
11,837 14,210
Total Assets Less Current Liabilities1,009,067 1,065,336
Represented By
385,601 General Reserves 447,003
14,862 EMR - Election Expenses 5,862
1,941 EMR - Enhancement & Promotion 1,142
15,032 EMR - Asset Repair & Replace 18,032
3,117 EMR - IT Replacement Fund 3,117
164,436 EMR - Cemetery Projects 169,060
59,106 EMR - Broadway House 60,107
65,000 EMR - Walton Community Hall 67,500
77,187 EMR - Town Hall Maintenance 79,639
152,672 EMR - Community Fund 110,699
42,000 EMR - CCTV 42,000
20,375 EMR - Staffing Reserve 26,874
4,057 EMR - CIL 18/19 4,057
0 EMR - CIL 19/20 30,245
Felixstowe Town Council
24/04/2020
14:53
Balance Sheet as at 31 March 2020
31st March 2019 31st March 2020
3,680 EMR - Armed Forces W/E Legacy 0
1,009,067 1,065,336
and reflects its Income and Expenditure during the year.
The above statement represents fairly the financial position of the authority as at 31 March 2020
________________________________ Date : ___________________
________________________________ Date :____________________
Signed :
Chairman
Signed :
Responsible
Financial
Felixstowe Town Council
Income and Expenditure Account for Year Ended 31st March 2020
31st March 2019 31st March 2020
Income Summary
560,967
578,113
Precept
578,113560,967 Sub Total
Operating Income
9,142 38,472Administration
20,538 24,336Town Hall
8,738 12,377Walton
2,067 2,130Broadway House
88,575 98,186Cemetery
14,593 15,528Allotments
7,442 14,292Civic & Community
7,600 8,021Felixstowe in Flower
0 4,805Communication
796,261719,661 Total Income
Running Costs
256,676 276,388Administration
82,600 82,211Town Hall
7,505 8,985Walton
6,279 6,653Broadway House
131,574 138,088Cemetery
27,664 26,885Allotments
35,346 34,037Civic & Community
32,846 36,599Grants
7,664 4,955Felixstowe in Flower
4,708 12,522Communication
42,779 76,779Community Projects & Prtnrshps
117,711 35,891Earmarked Reserves
739,991753,354 Total Expenditure
General Fund Analysis
Opening Balance
Plus : Income for Year
Less : Expenditure for Year
Transfers TO / FROM Reserves
Closing Balance
356,823 385,601
719,661 796,261
(62,470) 5,132
1,076,485 1,181,862
753,354 739,991
323,131 441,871
385,601 436,739
Felixstowe Town Council
Supporting Reserves Reconciliation for ANNUAL RETURN 31 March 2020
Explains the difference between boxes 7 & 8 on the Annual Return
Code Description Last Year £ This Year £
1,013,124.15 1,065,336.44Total Reserves
100 Debtors 1,390.08 7,164.01
120 VAT Control A/c 17,118.70 1,324.81
130 Prepayments 1,438.09 987.82
19,946.87 9,476.64Less Total Debtors
500 Creditors 0.00 1,270.74
501 Other Creditors 2,073.13 0.00
502 Key Deposits 0.00 20.00
530 Accruals 0.00 3,290.16
550 Refunds due 19/20 0.00 45.00
560 Receipts in Advance 9,763.55 9,584.56
11,836.68 14,210.46Plus Total Creditors
Equals Total Cash and Bank Accounts 1,005,013.96 1,070,070.26
200 Barclays Town Council/Imprest 91,822.46 159,555.14
203 Town Council Savings Account 408,708.83 410,325.32
205 Close Brothers 500,000.00 500,000.00
210 Credit Card Control Account 175.40 0.00
220 Petty Cash 250.00 189.80
1,000,956.69 1,070,070.26
Total Cash and Bank Accounts
Felixstowe Town Council
Bank - Cash and Investment Reconciliation as at 31 March 2020
Confirmed Bank & Investment Balances
Bank Statement Balances
Town Council31/03/2020 50,000.00
Town Council Tracker A/c31/03/2020 109,555.14
Barclays Base Rate Reward31/03/2020 410,325.32
Credit Card Control31/03/2020 0.00
Close Brothers Account31/03/2020 500,000.00
1,069,880.46
Other Cash & Bank Balances
189.80
1,070,070.26
Receipts not on Bank Statement
0.00
Closing Balance 1,070,070.26
All Cash & Bank Accounts
1 Barclays Town Council/Imprest 159,555.14
2 Town Council Savings Account 410,325.32
3 Credit Card Control Account 0.00
4 Nationwide 1 yr fixed bond 0.00
5 Close Brothers 500,000.00
Total Cash & Bank Balances 1,070,070.26
Other Cash & Bank Balances 189.80
Felixstowe Town Council
ANNUAL RETURN - ENGLAND
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2020
SECTION 2 - THE STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTS
I certify that the accounts contained in this return present fairly the financial position of the council, are consistant with the underlying financial
records and have been prepared on the basis of Income and Expenditure.
Responsible Financial Officer
Date
I confirm that these accounts are
approved by the Council and
recorded as council minute reference
Signed on behalf of the above Council (Chair)
Dated
Date
Last Year £ This Year £ General Notes for Guidance
1,009,0671 Balances
brought forward
1,042,759
Total balances & reserves at the beginning of the year as recorded in
the Financial Records
578,1132 Annual Precept 560,967
Total amount of Precept income received in the year
218,1483 Total other
receipts
158,694
Total income or receipts as recorded in the cashbook minus the
Precept
410,5324 Staff costs 386,269 Total expenditure or payments made to and on behalf of all
employees. Include salaries and wages, PAYE and NI (employees
and employers), pension contributions and expenses
34,7325 Loan
interest/Capital
repayments
34,732
Total expenditure or payments of capital and interest made during the
year on borrowings
294,7276 Total other
payments
332,353
Total expenditure or payments as recorded in the cashbook minus
employment costs (Line 4) and loan / interest expenditure / payments
(Line 5)
7 Balances
carried forwrd
1,065,3361,009,067 Total balances and reserves at the end of the year. [Must equal
(1+2+3)-(4+5+6)]
1,070,0708 Total Cash &
Investments
1,000,957
The sum of all current and deposit bank accounts, cash holdings and
investments held as at 31 March
55,5029 Total Fixed
Assets
56,517
The recorded current book value at 31 March of all tangible fixed
assets as recorded in the asset register
330,07110 Total
Borrowings
347,803 The outstanding capital balances as at 31 March of all loans from third
parties (usually PWLB)
The following documents should accompany the accounts when submitted to the auditor:
* A brief explanation of significant variations from last year to this year in Section 2;
* Bank Reconciliation as at 31 March
T 020 7862 6610
E pwlb@dmo.gov.uk
www.dmo.gov.uk
Eastcheap Court
11 Philpot Lane
London
EC3M 8UD
OFFICIAL
PWLB lending facility
BALANCE OUTSTANDING AS AT 31 Mar 2020
6 April 2020
FELIXSTOWE TOWN COUNCIL (SUFFOLK)
REPAYMENT DATES
LOAN REFERENCE
NUMBER
LOAN
TYPE
REPAYMENT
METHOD
PRINCIPAL BALANCE
OUTSTANDING (£)
ANNUITY £330,070.57FIXED21 Mar - 21 SepPW493956
TOTAL OUTSTANDING BALANCE:
TOTAL NUMBER OF LOANS:
330,070.57
This report reflects scheduled transactions only, as such, early or late repayments are not reflected. Please contact
pwlb@dmo.gov.uk if you have any queries.
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