Yes, there should have been an explanation on that. You should be able to multiply by .833 to get a more accurate figure of memberships actually purchased during the fiscal year.
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Because of the 2 free months (March & April) we extended to members because of COVID19, it distorts some of the usual comparisons.
But careful analysis of note 5 - Membership revenue has all the answers.
The first line - annual memberships $45,408 is the actual collection of membership dues during the year.
Because of the shutdown, very very few members paid dues in March & April. So this is effectively only 10 months of normal dues paid.
Deferred Revenue is a calculation of the portion of memberships that are not expired yet.
So if your membership expiry date is June 1, you have 1 month if membership left in a normal year.
This year however, due to the extension, you have 3 months left in your membership left.
March & April are usually a little higher than average for memberships renewed, so if you add 10k, 45k+10k=55K without the shutdown.
All the numbers begin to compare better with last year.