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ARCH.2013.5.7, Rendition: 796049
The image is a financial summary report titled "Summary of Income and Expense" for the fiscal year 1954-55. It details the income, expenses, and the excess of income over expenses for various categories. Here is a detailed breakdown:
Restricted Income:
Unrestricted Income:
Current Gifts:
Totals:
The report shows that the total income for the year was $28,226, while the total expenses were $26,886, resulting in an overall excess of income over expenses of $1,340.
The image is a financial summary report for the year 1954-55, detailing income and expenses. Here is a detailed summary:
Summary of Income and Expense (1954-55)
Restricted Income:
Unrestricted Income:
Current Gifts:
Totals:
In summary, the report shows a total income of $28,226 and total expenses of $26,886, resulting in an overall surplus of $1,340 for the year 1954-55.
The image displays a financial document titled "SUMMARY OF INCOME AND EXPENSE 1954-55." The document is organized into three main columns: Income, Expense, and Excess of Income or (Expense).
Here is the detailed breakdown:
Restricted Income:
Unrestricted Income:
Current Gifts:
Totals:
The document shows that the total income for the year 1954-55 was $28,226, while the total expense was $26,886, resulting in an excess of income over expense amounting to $1,340.
The image displays a financial summary titled "Summary of Income and Expense" for the period 1954-55. The document is divided into sections for different types of income and their corresponding expenses, along with a calculation of the excess of income or expense.
Here's a detailed breakdown:
Membership in Association:
Other Gifts:
The summary shows that overall, the organization had more income than expenses for the year 1954-55, resulting in a positive balance of $1,340. The largest discrepancy in the unrestricted income category was a deficit of $411 from the interest on endowments and department balance. Conversely, the largest surplus was from membership in the association, yielding $1,526 in excess income.
The image is a document titled "SUMMARY OF INCOME AND EXPENSE" for the fiscal year 1954-55. The summary breaks down the income and expenses into categories, along with the excess of income or expense for each category.
Restricted Income:
Unrestricted Income:
Current Gifts:
Totals:
The image displays a financial summary of income and expenses for the period 1954-55. Here is a detailed summary of the content:
Membership in Association:
Other Gifts:
This summary indicates that while there were balanced restricted income and expenses, the overall unrestricted income had a slight deficit. However, the total income exceeded total expenses by $1,340. Current gifts, especially membership fees, contributed significantly to the positive excess income.
The image displays a typed document with a title "SUMMARY OF INCOME AND EXPENSE 1954-55". The document appears to be a financial statement showing a comparison of income and expenses in different categories, with a separate column indicating the excess of income or expenses.
There are three sections of income/expenses detailed:
Restricted Income
Unrestricted Income
Current Gifts
At the bottom, the document presents the totals with $28,226 listed under Income, $26,886 under Expense, leading to a total excess income of $1,340.
The page is numbered "- 6 -" at the top, suggesting it is part of a larger document or report. There are visible creases or wrinkles on the paper, and it is set against a grayish background, possibly on a desk or flat surface. There are some small marks or spots on the paper as well.
The image shows a typed financial summary document titled "SUMMARY OF INCOME AND EXPENSE 1954-55." The page number "- 6 -" is centered at the top.
The summary is divided into three main sections:
Restricted Income
Unrestricted Income
Current Gifts
At the bottom, the totals are summarized as:
The document is neatly typed on plain paper with a simple, straightforward layout.
The image shows a financial summary titled "SUMMARY OF INCOME AND EXPENSE" for the fiscal year 1954-55. The document is formatted as a table with three columns: Income, Expense, and Excess of Income or (Expense). Below is a detailed breakdown of the content:
Interest on Endowments and Department Balance:
Current Gifts:
The document is neatly organized, with clear categorization of income and expenses, and it provides a concise summary of the financial performance for the specified period.
The image appears to be a financial document, specifically a summary of income and expense for the fiscal year 1954-55. The document is structured in a tabular format, with columns for Income, Expense, and the Excess of Income or (Expense). Here's a detailed description of the content:
The document is titled "SUMMARY OF INCOME AND EXPENSE 1954-55" and is marked with a page number "- 6 -".
The table is divided into two main sections: Restricted Income and Unrestricted Income.
Under Restricted Income, there is a single entry for "Interest on Endowments," with an income of $5,046 and an expense of $5,046, resulting in an excess of 0.
Under Unrestricted Income, there are several entries:
"Interest on Endowments and Department Balance" has an income of $17,393 and an expense of $17,804, resulting in an excess of (-$411).
"Current Gifts" are further divided into:
"Membership in Association" with an income of $4,287, an expense of $2,761, and an excess of $1,526.
"Other Gifts" with an income of $1,500, an expense of $1,275, and an excess of $225.
The totals for Unrestricted Income are:
Total Income: $28,226
Total Expense: $26,886
Total Excess: $1,340
The document is printed on a beige-colored sheet of paper, and the text is in black font. The overall appearance is clean and professional, typical of financial documents from that era.