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11 • CMI ORGANISATION 12 • CMI STAFF LIST Staff list list Staff Astri Suhrke Astri Knudsen, John Are Lauri, De Antonio Orre, Jangård Aslak Strand, Arne AffiliatedResearcher Director Finance and Administration Vigdis Anita Gåskjenn, Gåskjenn, Anita Vigdis AS OF 31AS DEC 2018 Mæstad Ottar Senior Researcher, Coordinator Senior Senior Researcher Researcher Senior Senior Researcher Senior Researcher Senior Researcher, Coordinator Ingvild Hestad, Hestad, Ingvild Tjønneland, Elling N. Telle, Grøtterud Kari Arriola, R. Leonardo Rakner, Lise Aalen, Lovise Villanger,Espen Tønnessen, Liv Director, Director Research Director Humanitarianism Democracy and governance Management Director
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Jan Isaksen HellandJohan Schultz, L. Jessica Arne TostensenArne Adviser, Assistant U4 Director Adviser, Assistant Communication Adviser Sørbø M. Gunnar Wathne, Cecilie Schütte, A. Sofie Mullard, A. Saul Senior Program Adviser Senior Program Adviser Senior Program Adviser Senior Program Adviser Senior Program Adviser Senior Program Adviser Senior Program Adviser Senior Inge Amundsen, Inge Amundsen, Eyolf Jul-Larsen Williams, A. David Kirya, Monica Jackson, David Havre, Mayavadee Eriksson, Fredrik Dolve, Meyer Helene Marie Cunningham, Kirsty Arnestad, Maree Lisa Finance and Operations Manager Operations and Finance Assistant Research Coordinator Publications and Design Corruption ResourceCorruption Centre Anti- U4 and Corruption Emeritus
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Income statement Amounts in 1000 NOK 1000 in Amounts Total operating revenues revenues Other revenues Project Operating revenues NET RESULTNET tax before Total financial income/expenses financial costs Other Other interest costs loan mortgage Interest cost Interest financial income Other income Interest Financial income/expenses Operating result Total operating expenses Other Depreciation Payroll expenses expenses Project Operating expenses ANNUAL RESULT Tax result net on
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2018 Note 2,3 3,4 11 2 1 5 75 809 75 77 033 77 76 306 76 15 760 15 51 156 51 1 281 1 1 224 1 8 110 8 2018 -390 -570 -121 337 337 727 243 62 -5 0 0 80 464 80 81 290 81 19 889 19 81 465 81 51 139 51 1 288 1 1 001 1 8 148 8 2017 -588 -925 336 412 412 107 175 -96 -11 0 0
25 • FINANCIAL STATEMENTS 2018 26 • FINANCIAL STATEMENTS 2018 Balance sheet as of 31 Dec 2018 Amounts in 1000 NOK 1000 in Amounts Accounts receivable Accounts Debtors CURRENT ASSETS Totalassets fixed Long receivables term assets fixed Financial Totalassets fixed tangible Equipment, etc. inventory Jekteviksbakken at Building Tangibleassets fixed ASSETS FIXED ASSETS Investments Total debtors debtors Others TOTAL ASSETS Total assets current deposits bank and Cash Shares in other companies Note 6 5 5 7 8 43 033 43 79 944 31 331 31 36 910 42 14242 41 712 41 5 580 5 1 018 1 4 561 4 2018 430 891 0 44 100 44 48 42948 92 529 42 740 42 43 141 43 41 105 41 6 562 6 7 324 7 2017 401 959 762 0 TOTAL LIABILITIES AND EQUITY Total liabilities Total liabilities current Tax payable liabilities term short Other Public payable Accounts Current liabilities loans Long-term Long term liabilities Pension funds LIABILITIES Total equity equity Other Retained earnings fund Original capital Paid-in EQUITY LIABILITIES AND EQUITY Aksel Mjøs Aksel Andrew Norton payable duties Mæstad, Ottar Bergen, 15Bergen, March 2019 Gunn Mangerud, Mangerud, Gunn Aslak Jangård Orre Aslak Director Chair Note 11 10 4 9 9 15 300 15 79 944 24 250 24 26 545 26 22 623 22 33 071 33 57 321 57 Ragnhild Dybdahl Ragnhild 2 465 2 7 323 7 4 061 4 2018 Elin Skaar 0 0 30 000 15 300 15 40 243 40 34 743 34 22 285 22 70 243 70 92 529 1 538 1 6 985 6 3 962 3 2017 0 0
27 • FINANCIAL STATEMENTS 2018 28 • FINANCIAL STATEMENTS 2018 Cash flowCash statement 2018 Amounts in 1000 NOK 1000 in Amounts Change in cash and cash equivalents cash Change and in cash at 31 ecuivalents December cash and Cash at 1January equivalents cash and Cash FLOW CASH IN TOTAL CHANGE NET activties financing flowfrom cash Net bonds shares and in value, Changes ofChanges shares Repaymentof loans long term activities financing flowfrom Cash investments flowfrom cash Net Purchase of investments flowfrom Cash Changes in receivables long term Changes in pension assets/liabilities scheme Depreciations result Annual acitivities operating flowfrom Cash Net cash flow from operating acitivities operating flowfrom cash Net payable Changes in trade receivables term Changes in other short receivables Changes in trade tangible assets fixed liabilities term other short and 31 331 31 41 105 41 -5 750 -5 -5 750 -9 774 -9 774 -3 742 -7 172 -7 2 001 2 1 281 1 2018 -282 -256 -282 337 68 0 0 45 584 45 41 105 41 -5 000 -5 000 -4 479-4 -4 479-4 -1 277 -1 1 042 1 1 288 1 2017 -182 -768 521 412 0 0 0 7 The annual report is prepared according annual report The to the Accountingprinciples Accounts receivableAccounts other and receivables are listed Closed projects/accounts receivable/accounts receivable/accounts projects/accounts Closed Chr. Other Grants Short term investments (stocks and sharesand are (stocks investments term Short Fixed valued as currentvalued lower are assets) at the valued sheet Long comprise creditorswithin due currentNet assets Norwegian Currency and valuationassets and of Classification asset are acquisition accepted the exchange rate 31 on Dec. classified as long-term debt. or one estimate of commissioned of recognized as other financial income. payableheld in foreign are by valued the currency held balancein the at sheet nominal value. in Short-term investments Receivables RevenuesProject liabilities acquisition the project long-term Current assets are valued at the lower are at the valued ofCurrent assets recognized at nominal value. time Michelsen year,
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29 • FINANCIAL STATEMENTS 2018 30 • FINANCIAL STATEMENTS 2018 Other of Bergen)CMI Nygårdshøyden company and University (a Eiendom the building under own the real-estate NOTE 1 NOTE 2 to revenues 2015-2018. acollaboration from period agreement for the related to costs of the maintenance and upgrading for future owners’fund building, parts ofthe and the joint manage expenses. operating revenue Other and Other respectively under income statement insurance in Cost Income SHARE CMI'S NOK 7 revenues044 project are stated partners, 399 contributions without to cooperating *External TOTAL PROJECT REVENUES Chr. Michelsen Fund Grants Project Abroad Norway distribution Geographic Jekteviksbakken property revenues revenues exclusive of the premium JOINT PROPERTY JOINT PROJECT REVENUES property. are have 31. included and increased The They accounting. joint in have the partners* cooperating from ownership’s established CMI CMI NOK accounts owns 174 income a 641 44.41% joint according in is housing 2017 first of the and to to ownership, NOK joint the foremost owner’s property. 1 224 17 334 000 17 000 334 53 257 722 57 215 032 75 032 809 22 551 22 311 Sameiet
1 260 000 1260 000 contributions 267 share. Income 20 066 20 96 628 96 in 2018 2018 2018 2018. Jekteviksbakken This and This is to costs included a 15 727 000 15 727 000 23 588 388 23 388 588 57 702 033 64 523 64 421 81 290 421 is maintenance 1 040 000 000 1040 mainly from 18 937 18 94 894 94 31, 2017 2017 2017 in
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* Figures 2017* Figures 2017 report Annual in are relation adjusted in reported earlier to NOTE 3 Other costs Pension taxes security Social Salaries TOTAL services Other regarding fees pensionConsultant tax and Audit for accounts TOTAL costs social Other Auditor's fees (excludingAuditor's fees VAT) offered in employment relationships. rate interest standard rate equals the The Long-term to loans employees amount 97 to NOK 000. shares) or obligations (bonuses event in are the There contractual no of termination of 1/3and by CMF, 119 NOK 733, in 2018. CMI CMF and paid by CMIPension costs Other salary Director's Leadership remuneration Employees equivalent full-time
benefits benefits SALARIES AND SOCIAL COSTS SALARIES share are fees members' Board Board. same the 2/3paid with 239 by NOK CMI, 465 40 391 40 326 51 155 766 6 000 153 6000 3268 372 1059 621 1188 623 544 093 544 200 022 022 200 118 666 242 032 951 821 33 060 060 33 10 336 8950 2018 2018 2018 56 employment. 40 828 40 403 51 139 439 1 036 160 1036 6178 068 2 663 769 2663 1167 777 121 548 939 283 184 870 291 922 529 917 26 900 26 900 80 152 80 10 069 * 2017 * 2017 2017 58
31 • FINANCIAL STATEMENTS 2018 32 • FINANCIAL STATEMENTS 2018 The 67 at CMI are persons enrolled by in this 31 scheme Dec AFP CMI CMI CMI AFP - Early Retirement Scheme Retirement AFP -Early NOTE 4 scheme. pension -employees’ scheme shareDefined-contribution is 2% premiums the and are charged as expenses according transition the the classified of 7% with between for of loss basis. Compensation pension has is Defined-contribution pension scheme pension Defined-contribution RESULT SST SST before costs Net Administrative Deposits dependent NOK ordinary Act
pension defined-contribution and participates (Early is obliged scheme 5 of the of
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Depreciation of NOTE 5 CMI to* Loans both long-term employees loans short-term includes and NOTE 6 NOTE 7 claim is towards not in CMI’s NORCE. rights balance, CMI upholds these but NORCE in to sharesloan the right to CMIconvert has but the loan, the from repayment no interest no payments and the Accumulated depreciation 01.01 Acquisition this year Acquisition 01.01 cost Acquisition cost cost Acquisition 31.12 yearDepreciation per life (year) Expected Depreciation this year Decline/sales this year Pre-invoiced/Advances customers from TOTAL revenues non-invoiced Earned, receivable Accounts TOTAL Loans to employees * Running account 31 Jekteviksbakken Sameiet Balance value 31.12
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TANGIBLE FIXED ASSETS RECEIVABLES FINANCIAL FIXED ASSETS share a Due subordinated is related building new to the in Jekteviken as 1Aug from 2009.property
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33 • FINANCIAL STATEMENTS 2018 34 • FINANCIAL STATEMENTS 2018 The 31 Dec CMF NOTE 9 NOTE 8 NOTE 10 as of income tax Unpaid deducted By of value the the for DNB mortage loan NOK 25 000 000 25 NOK 000 loan for mortage DNB of in Total of as 31.12 Equity resultNet year ofthe Mortgage loan DNB loan Mortgage Chr. Michelsens Fund (CMF) Equity
the Jekteviksbakken 31 property property provided
Dec joint as of 2017 2263 was NOK 896.
EQUITY INCOMEDEDUCTED TAX 2018 property. buildingthe site at apotential resale. DEBT DUE LATER THAN 5YEARS deed, 01.01 in a Jektevikbakken long-term NOK CMI
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NOTE 11 Deferred Sum tax Sum of effect tax years This Change in tax deferred Tax payable Tax year this Use of tax loss carried forward carried loss Use oftax Tax forward carried loss before base tax differences Change in temporary Permanent tax before result Ordinary base tax Calculation Deferred income tax liability (22%this liability year, income tax Deferred 23 year)last % Sum forward carry Loss Profit acount loss and Pensions Provisions assets Fixed Goods Receivables Temporary differences outlined base tax Sum tax
differences TAX assets are not rate change in tax recognized in the balance sheet as future taxable -2 115 348 -3 625 020 -664 537 -664 -201 728 -201 -672 510 -672 -151 325 220 843 220 201 728 201 132 211 132 income 2018 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 is not made -2 499 440 -3 373 679 -240 983 -240 -225 623 -225 -296 320 -296 320 -296 -874 239 -874 -775 946 -775 170 286 probable. 2017 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
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