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Balance Sheet: July 8, 2014

The financial report summarizes the income and expenses of QGIS.org from July 8, 2014 to December 31, 2014. Total income was €28,773.63 from donations, sponsorships, and other sources. Total expenses were €31,175.54, which were spent on bug fixing, developer meetings, and other expenses. As of December 31, 2014 the account balance was €18,317.79. Donations are an important source of funding that support core developers and allow for organized bug fixing and testing around new releases.
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Balance Sheet: July 8, 2014

The financial report summarizes the income and expenses of QGIS.org from July 8, 2014 to December 31, 2014. Total income was €28,773.63 from donations, sponsorships, and other sources. Total expenses were €31,175.54, which were spent on bug fixing, developer meetings, and other expenses. As of December 31, 2014 the account balance was €18,317.79. Donations are an important source of funding that support core developers and allow for organized bug fixing and testing around new releases.
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QGIS.

org - Financial Report for 2014


 
 
The reporting period starts on ​
July 8, 2014​, when QGIS.org obtained its own bank account. 
Prior to this date, the Swiss QGIS user group handled the finances of qgis.org, with separate 
accounting. The currency of all items is Euro (€). 
 

Balance sheet
 
Account balance on July 8, 2014: 20’719.71 
Account balance on December 31 2014: 18’317.79 
 
Income (period 2014­07­08 to 2014­12­31)​ : 
 
Direct donations (wire transfer): 2’875.84
PayPal donations (includes three bronze sponsorships): 10’889.13
Sponsoring: 10’000.00
Other: 5’008.66
Total Income: 28’773.63

Expenses (period 2014-07-08 to 2014-12-31)

Paid bug fixing and QA: 20’120.69


Expenses developer meeting: 10’990.09
Other expenses: 64.76
Total Expenses: 31’175.54

Additional details and remarks:


Donations:
 
Direct donations through wire transfer to our bank account are usually cheaper for qgis.org 
(less transfer fees involved compared to PayPal) and thus the preferred way for citizens and 
organizations in european countries. PayPal is more convenient for non­european countries. 
If you need a written confirmation of your donation, please specify your confirmation request 
in the payment instructions, along with your full address and your email contact. 
Sponsorships:
 
In the reporting period we received the following sponsorships: 
● Silver sponsorships: 
○ Sourcepole AG, Zurich, Switzerland 
○ Office of Public Works, Flood Risk Management Data Management Section, 
Ireland. 
● Bronze sponsorships: 
○ MappingGIS, Valladolid, Spain 
○ Avioportolano, Mira Venezia, Italy 
○ Argusoft, Borgwedel, Germany 
○ Akademia Gorniczo­Hutnicza, Krakow, Poland 
○ Molitec, Favara, Italy 
○ Lutra Consulting, Burgess Hill, Sussex, UK (payment handled through PayPal) 
○ Customer Analytics, Wisconsin, USA (payment handled through PayPal) 
○ Urbsol, Perth, Australia (payment handled through PayPal) 
● Additional sponsorship 
○ Fossgis e.V, Germany ­ contribution for developer meeting in Essen, Germany 

Other:
This item contains a refund of an accidental double payment of an invoice. 
 

Expenses bug fixing:


These expenses have been spent for bug fixing and quality assurance during the bug fixing 
period of the QGIS releases 2.2, 2.4 and 2.6. The QGIS core developers Jürgen Fischer 
(Norbit) and Martin Dobias (Lutra Consulting) each spent several days for each release to 
improve the quality of the release version. 
 

Expenses developer meetings:


These expenses include hotel, travel and food expenses during the Essen hackfest, 
Germany, 2014 and partially for the 2013 meeting in Brighton. Note that many 
QGIS developers did not apply for refund of their travel expenses. We would not be able to 
fully cover all QGIS developers’ travel expenses for each meeting, taking into account our 
current financial situation. 
 
Special thanks 
 
 
We’d like to thank all donors and sponsors! Without your contributions we wouldn’t be able to 
support the QGIS core developers, with their travel costs and we wouldn’t be able to organize 
paid bug fixing and QA for each QGIS release! Besides donations and sponsorships the 
major driver of QGIS development is paid feature development, typically not handled through 
QGIS.org, but directly between companies with QGIS developers and organizations and 
companies willing to invest into new QGIS features. A special “thank you” also goes to these 
organizations who help QGIS by investing into companies who improve QGIS with new 
features. 
 
 
Grüt, Switzerland, January 29, 2015 
Andreas Neumann, Treasurer QGIS project 

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