[IAEP] Today's meeting topic: Financial report first quarter 2017 by mail

Adam Holt holt at laptop.org
Fri Aug 4 18:04:50 EDT 2017


On Fri, Aug 4, 2017 at 5:03 PM, Adam Holt <holt at laptop.org> wrote:

> 1) Detailed Sugar Labs financial info is provided for the entirety of 2016
> and 2017-to-date below.  The entirety of Sugar Labs financial info is
> almost 1/3 of gigabyte as checked out from SFC, so more details can be
> obtained later this year should finer details be truly necessary, with a
> finer-toothed comb, to de-identify personal home address and very personal
> account numbers therein, which make everyone vulnerable to identify theft.
> Until then, this below provides a very detailed picture of all funds
> received and spent over the past 19 months.
>
> 2) Karen Sandler (SFConservancy Exec Director) and Tony Sebro
> (SFConservancy General Counsel) have been contacted to see if they can help
> clear up difficult paperwork Facebook requires to enable donations to Sugar
> Labs, that Samson Goddy organized 3 weeks ago.  This is not easy but we are
> hopeful, as Karen & Tony continue to work on this.
>
> 3) Bradley Kuhn (SFConservancy President and Distinguished Technologist,
> as well as de facto Chief Financial Officer) has been contacted to see if
> Sugar Labs is on track to receive the "$9400" GCI (Google Code-in) gift
> described in the April 14, 2017 email from Google.  Thanks Walter for
> forwarding this email originally sent to Bradley and cc'ing Walter Bender
> to see what next steps are required here.  As there is no sign of this in
> Sugar Labs' financial ledger to date, and it's getting a bit worrisome
> given the email says "Funds will be transferred by May 3, 2017" etc.
>
>
> # Balance (remember that 10% of everything has to be paid to SFConservancy)
>
> $ ledger -V  -s -S T -d  "T&l<=2" -f sugar.ledger bal
> '/^(Income|Expenses).*Sugar/'
>        $ -299,299.52  Income:Sugar
>         $ 225,716.12  Expenses:Sugar
> --------------------
>         $ -73,583.40  *[this balance should appear as a positive number,
> but accountants have their traditions, be forgiving]*
>
>
> # Listing of current unpaid invoices with amounts   *[I am asking for
> SFConservancy for clarification on both large amounts below, ideally by
> responding directly to this email, and if both payments are stuck what we
> should do about it?!]*
>
> $ ledger -f sugar.ledger -V  --group-by 'tag("Invoice")' bal /^Accrued/
> Financial/Invoices/Google-SoC-2016/2016-11-18_Google-SoC-201
> 6_omnibus-mentor-pay
>           $ 6,300.00  Accrued:Accounts Receivable:Sugar
>
> Projects/Sugar/Expenses/GCI-2016/2016-06-10_Google_Sugar_invoice-
> 2016061000 <%28201%29%20606-1000>_as-s
>            $ -563.20  Accrued:Accounts Payable:Sugar
>
> Projects/Sugar/Expenses/GSoC-Mentor-Summit-2013/2013-11-08_D
> eCausemaker_RIT-invo
>              $ -0.40  Accrued:Accounts Payable:Sugar
>
>
> # List income/expenses for 2017
>
> $ ledger --group-by 'tag("Program")' -V  -s -S T -d  "T&l<=2" -f
> sugar.ledger bal '/^(Income|Expenses).*Sugar/' -b 2017
> Sugar:Development
>           $ 6,500.00  Expenses:Sugar
>
> Sugar:Translations:Guarani
>             $ 900.00  Expenses:Sugar
>
> Sugar:Translations:Spanish
>              $ 38.00  Expenses:Sugar
>
>
> # List income/expenses for 2016
>
> $ ledger --group-by 'tag("Program")' -V  -s -S T -d  "T&l<=2" -f
> sugar.ledger bal '/^(Income|Expenses).*Sugar/' -b 2016 -e 2017
> Sugar:Conferences:Constructionism:2016
>           $ 1,735.15  Expenses:Sugar
>
> Sugar:Conferences:GCI:Summit:2016
>             $ 563.20  Expenses:Sugar
>
> Sugar:Conferences:GSoC Mentor Summit:2016
>           $ 1,531.09  Expenses:Sugar
>             $ -42.46  Income:Sugar
> --------------------
>           $ 1,488.63
>
> Sugar:Conferences:Simposio Internacial:2016
>             $ 161.87  Expenses:Sugar
>
> Sugar:Conferences:Turtle Art Day:2016:PY
>           $ 1,387.78  Expenses:Sugar
>
> Sugar:Conferences:Turtle Art Day:2016:UY
>             $ 559.00  Expenses:Sugar
>
> Sugar:GCI:2015
>          $ -6,300.00  Income:Sugar
>
> Sugar:GSoC:2016
>          $ -5,670.00  Income:Sugar
>
> Sugar:Investment
>            $ -187.88  Income:Sugar
>
> Sugar:Translations:Spanish
>             $ 800.00  Expenses:Sugar
>

Clarif: my rough understanding (others correct me if I'm wrong) is that the
above $800 went to Chambi Edgar Quispe in Ecuador to translate Turtle Art /
Turtle Blocks into Spanish, in 2 separate payments of $200 (April 2016) and
$600 (Feb 2017).  Others like Chris Leonard can better clarify Laura
Vargas' question about how translation funds are allocated/confirmed/etc.

Certainly the years can be confusing, when transactions like this post to
the ledger much later chronologically (in a separate year in this case,
many months later) than when they're first officialized, first recorded in
ledger, etc.

Likewise the $1,387.78 above was retroactively approved by SLOBS on
2017-01-06 and paid to Artemis Papert later in January 2017 for a trip to
Paraguay Turtle Art Day in Oct 2016, and as such appears within this 2016
listing, rather than 2017.


> Sugar:Translations:Yoruba
>           $ 4,000.00  Expenses:Sugar
>
>
>
> On Fri, Aug 4, 2017 at 4:17 PM, Laura Vargas <laura at somosazucar.org>
> wrote:
>
>> Dear Adam,
>>
>> As Sugar Labs representative and liaison to the Software Freedom
>> Conservancy, we ask and thank in advance that you share with the community
>> an updated financial report or the necessary data to do it.
>>
>> https://wiki.sugarlabs.org/go/Finance
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> Regards and blessings,
>>
>>
>>
>> --
>> Laura V.
>> * I&D SomosAZUCAR.Org*
>>
>> “Solo la tecnología libre nos hará libres.”
>> ~ Laura Victoria
>>
>> Happy Learning!
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>> #WeCanDoBetter
>>
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>>
>


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