Carly Burd #6 Stabbed in the back like Judas did to Caesar

I am imagining a file full of screenshots from her FB page of her disbursing the comedy massive cheques to naive charity owners and fellow grifters, teamed with a chatGPT generated screed about all the good that Lady Bountiful of the Botulism Buffet has done for the ungrateful denizens of Harlow.

I really don’t think her accounts will be in any better order than her chaotic, shaming fb messenger based food package “delivery” system. I can’t wait to see the massive hole in them where £140k should be though! 🍿
 
I am imagining a file full of screenshots from her FB page of her disbursing the comedy massive cheques to naive charity owners and fellow grifters, teamed with a chatGPT generated screed about all the good that Lady Bountiful of the Botulism Buffet has done for the ungrateful denizens of Harlow.

I really don’t think her accounts will be in any better order than her chaotic, shaming fb messenger based food package “delivery” system. I can’t wait to see the massive hole in them where £140k should be though! 🍿
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The new registered office is the base of an accountancy firm, so the accounts will have produced to a standard which meets Companies House requirements. They are "total exemption full accounts" and almost certainly won't have been audited (not necessary due to the size of the entity). So the accounts will just have a profit & loss and a balance sheet. They won't go into much, if any detail.
 
If it is down as "total exemption full accounts" it means she hasn't used accountancy exemptions for the return. She also has to file CIC34 community interest company report which requires her to explain what she has been doing. We were able to work out quite a lot from the Depher returns which were on a similar basis. That said, there is scope to hide quite a lot within broad or vague categories.
 
Yes, unfortunately we'll never find out how many of those tesco shops were for Carly and all her Donnas. It will be interesting to see the balance sheet though
Carly and her Donna's sounds like an 80s band. I can picture Carlz in leg warmers with a mega perm dancing about on TOTP with her new hit single 'Salty Mutha'. All the Donnas play the glass harp, each glass hand painted with maximum glitter.
 
Carly and her Donna's sounds like an 80s band. I can picture Carlz in leg warmers with a mega perm dancing about on TOTP with her new hit single 'Salty Mutha'. All the Donnas play the glass harp, each glass hand painted with maximum glitter.

Carly and her Donnas flew to the top of the charts in 84 with floorfiller "Just Dance It Out" but ultimately fizzled out after internal band strife over inadequate gratitude for a bespoke coffee cup and will go down in history with the other one hit wonders
 
Carly and her Donnas flew to the top of the charts in 84 with floorfiller "Just Dance It Out" but ultimately fizzled out after internal band strife over inadequate gratitude for a bespoke coffee cup and will go down in history with the other one hit wonders


Mind you, Donna resurfaced as a backing singer to Jack Monroe's first hit single "Jack In Your Job "(The Spite Remix)". Of course, they had a falling out when Jack Monroe took all the money and spent it on sideboards and cocaine.
 
She has used the small companies exemption, so these are "filleted" accounts.

Nothing has been spent on any allotment.

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There hasn't been any consultation with stakeholders. Perhaps the accountant didn't think her asking on the Facebook group for suggestions counted as consultation.

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To the accounts. They show the status of the company as at 30 April 2024.

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£150,785 was in the bank.

£69,228 was transferred out of the CIC to other organisations.
£33,404 is allocated for Corporation Tax (this suggests profits of £140,200).
£10,580 is allocated for other debts (what debts!?)

Net assets £106,801

However, what we also know the GFM raised £254,213 with fees expected to be £11,120.42. So that suggests £25k surplus that was used for the food delivery. But we also don't know how much was received in other donations so it could be much more.

Bottom line is anyone who donated to the GFM did not give anything to an allotment project and £33k needlessly went to the tax man.
 
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