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THE NORTH CAROLINA VETERINARY MEDICAL BOARD — WWW.NCVMB.ORG — formerly the North Carolina Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners (1903-1961), is mandated per N.C.G.S. § 90-187:

In order to promote the public health, safety and welfare by safeguarding the people of this State against unqualified or incompetent practitioners of veterinary medicine, it is hereby declared that the right to practice veterinary medicine is a privilege conferred by legislative grant to persons possessed of the personal and professional qualifications specified in this Article (The North Carolina Veterinary Practice Act. General Statutes of North Carolina, Article 11, Chapter 90).

The NCVMB is comprised of eight appointed members. Complementing the Board are its executive director, assistants to the executive director, attorney, facilities inspector and investigator.

The NCVMB receives no tax funds. Instead, it is statutorily permitted to collect moneys from those it regulates — veterinarians and registered veterinary technicians — and to spend those revenues to regulate the practice of veterinary medicine for the State. However, these moneys are state funds per G.S. § 143-1 and as such are governed by the laws of the State of North Carolina.

The NCVMB, although a State regulatory and occupational licensing board, is an "independent agency". This is despite its existence, duties and responsibilities being mandated by the State.

The North Carolina Veterinary Practice Act prescribes the rules, regulations and statutes governing the NCVMB and the practice of veterinary medicine in North Carolina. View the NC Veterinary Practice Act.

The NCVMB should not be confused with the NCVMA — North Carolina Veterinary Medical Association. The NCVMA is a professional/trade organization that represents the interests of veterinarians. Both are located at 1611 Jones Franklin Road, Raleigh, NC — the NCVMB is in suite 106, the NCVMA is in suite 108. Only the NCVMB has the authority to discipline licenses of veterinarians, registered veterinary technicians and others.

Information about complaints and disciplinary actions date back to 1903. The entire complaint files are public record and can be obtained from the North Carolina Veterinary Medical Board for a fee.

2008 MEETING SCHEDULE
February 7, 2008	April 11, 2008	July 11, 2008	August 28, 2008	November 6, 2008

CURRENT BOARD MEMBERS AND STAFF 2007 - 2008
See also: www.ncvmb.org/assets/Board.htm and www.ncvmb.org/assets/Staff.htm
J. Linwood Jernigan, DVM	President	Appointed 2002 - 2012	Summerfield
David T. Marshall, DVM	Vice-President	Appointed 2000 - ????	Raleigh
Nancy K, Robinson, RVT	Secretary-Treasurer	Appointed 2003 - 2011	Sanford
Susan K. Bull, DVM	Member	Appointed 2005 - 2010	Waynesville
Michael G. Davidson, DVM	Member	Appointed 2006 - 2011	Raleigh
Richard T. Hawkins DVM	Member	Appointed 2003 - 2008	Durham
Dante R. Martin, DVM	Member	Appointed 2005 - 2009	Jacksonville
VACANT	Public Member	None in attendance since June, 2007.
Mr. Thomas M. Mickey	Executive Director
Mrs. Stacy L. Mickey	Executive Assistant
Crystal	Administrative Assistant
Benjamin J. Turner, DVM	Facilities Inspector and former Board Member
Mr. Kenneth Wheeler	Board Investigator
Mr. George G. Hearn	Board Attorney - Johnson, Hearn, Vinegar, Gee & Mercer, PLLC

PAST BOARD MEMBERS SINCE 1995
Mitchell K. Barners, DVM	???? - 1995	Hampstead
E. Clinton Lowry, DVM	???? - 1995	Gastonia
George C. Edwards, DVM	???? - 2000	Raleigh
Mrs. Nellie P. Jones - Public Member	1991 - 2001	Winston-Salem
David E. Brooks, DVM	1992 - 2002	Pembroke
Ms. Rebecca A. Bruton - Public Member	2002 - 2003	Surf City
Joseph K. Gordon, DVM	1993 - 2003	Raleigh
Kenneth R. Padgett, DVM	1994 - 2005	Jacksonville
Herbert A. Justus, DVM	1995 - 2005	Saluda
Amy J. Lewis, DVM	1996 - 2007	Raleigh
Ms. Amy J. Edwards - Public Member	2003 - 2008	Raleigh

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N.C.G.S. § 93B-2 was rewritten and signed into law July 10, 2006 requiring occupational licensing boards to annually file certain information with the Secretary of State, Attorney General, and the Joint Legislative Administrative Procedure Oversight Committee. The first reports were due no later than July 1, 2007 and shall be open to public inspection.
2006-2007	-	-	-	-

MINUTES OF THE NCVMB Provided as a public service of aligus.com
1995	1998	2001	2004	2007
1996	1999	2002	2005	2008
1997	2000	2003	2006	.
The NCVMB Minutes contain brief information about complaints against registrants.

DISPOSITION OF COMPLAINTS - Data derived from the Minutes of the NCVMB
	Dismiss/ Withdraw	Caution Letter	Reprimand	Fine*	CE	Suspend	Revoke	Hearing Notice	Hearing	Consent Order	Continue	Change**
1995	25	9	4	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
1996	26	9	5	-	-	-	-	-	1	-	4	-
1997	36	13	6	1	-	-	-	-	-	1	2	2
1998	22	9	10	5	-	-	-	-	-	-	1	-
1999	29	12	4	2	1	1	-	3	-	2	0	.
2000	32	13	5	-	-	-	-	-	-	2	4	-
2001	25	13	12	3	-	-	-	3	1	3	1	-
2002	27	18	12	7	5	-	-	-		2	1	-
2003	33	9	18	7	1	1	-	1	1	2	1	2
2004	34	18	12	9	7	1	-	-	-	-	2	2
2005	37	23	16	11	4	-	-	-	-	-	1	5
2006	48	20	6	-	-	-	-	-			6	2
2007	38	12	11	4	3	-	-	-	-	3	2	4
2008‡	5	-	5	1	-	-	-	-	-	-	2	1
‡ As reported through the February 7-8, 2008 Minutes

* FINES ISSUED - derived from the Minutes of the NCVMB
	$250	$300	$500	$600	$750	$1000	$1200	$2500	$3000	$5000
1995	-	-	-	-		-	-	-	-	-
1996	-	-	-	-		-	-	-	-	-
1997	-	-	-	-		-	-	-	1	-
1998	-	-	3	-		2	-	-	-	-
1999	-	-	-	-		1	1	-	-	-
2000	-	-	-	-		-	-	-	-	-
2001	-	-	-	1		1	-	-	1	-
2002	-	-	5	-		-	-	1	-	-
2003	-	1	4	-		-	-	-	-	2
2004	-	-	8	-		1	-	-	-	-
2005	1	-	8	-		3	-	-	-	-
2006	-	-	-	-		-	-	-	-	-
2007	-	-	2	-	1	1	-	-	-	-
2008‡	-	-	-	-	-	1	-	-	-	-
‡ As reported through the February 7-8, 2008 Minutes

** CHANGED DISCIPLINARY ACTIONS - From the Minutes of the NCVMB 1995-2008
96017-1-7	1-24-1997	The Committee reviewed this case at the last meeting (10-4-1996) and issued Dr. Benson [Bradley K. Benson] a letter of Reprimand . After meeting with Dr. Benson the Committee determined that a Letter of Reprimand was not warranted. The Committee recommended that a Letter of Caution be issued instead. The full Board agreed with the Committee's decision.
96032-1-1	4-25-1997	Reconsidered from the January 1997 meeting in which Dr. Dowler [John E. Dowler] was to be issued a Letter of Reprimand. After reconsideration the Committee issued a Letter of Caution.
02035-1-7	1-22-2003	A Letter of Caution was issued at a previous Board meeting (11-4-2002). Dr. Goho [Harvey A. Goho]. has since requested reconsideration of the disciplinary action. The case has been continued pending an additional response from Mr. Forshey.
02035-1-7	4-4-2003	Reconsideration requested by Dr. Goho. Following a review the Committee determined that its previous decision (11-4-2002) to issue a Letter of Caution should stand.
01023-2-1	6-18-2003	Kevin A. Monce, D.V.M. (Complaint by the Board) - This complaint has been previously closed by issuing a Letter of Caution (11-1-2001). Following the review of additional information the Committee made a determination to issue a second disciplinary action, Letter of Reprimand.
02045-1-7	11-6-2003	Bruce Simmons, D.V.M. - The Board discussed possible hearing dates of January 21, 22, or 23. No further action was taken.
02045-1-7	6-24-2004	Following receipt of new information from Dr. Simmons [Bruce Simmons] the Committee recommended that the previous decision to issue a Letter of Reprimand (4-4-2003 Letter of Reprimand and $5000 civil monetary penalty) be rescinded and instead a Letter of Caution be issued.
01023-2-1	6-24-2004	The Committee on Investigations No. 1 recommended that a Letter of Reprimand previously issued (6-18-2003) to Kevin Arthur Monce, D.V.M. to resolve complaint no. 01023-2-1 be retracted as the result of new information.
04040-2-1 04047-2-7	1-14-2005	The Board discussed issues relating to practice owners, not individuals, partnerships or corporations. Following discussion. Committee No. 7 recommended to the Board that the disciplinary decisions of November 4, 2004 against Fernando Cardenas, DVM, complaint no. 04047-2-7 (Letter of Reprimand, $500.00 civil monetary penalty, 20 additional hours of continuing education), and Benjamin L. Jones, DVM, complaint no. 04040-2-1 (Letter of Reprimand, $500.00 civil monetary penalty, 20 additional hours of continuing education), be dismissed.
04045-2-7	4-8-2005	Larry K. Watts, DVM (Complaint by the Board) -The Committee reconsidered it previous decision (11-4-2004) to issue a Letter of Reprimand and Civil Monetary Penalty ($500.00) [sic 11/4/2004 Minutes also state 20 additional hours of continuing education]. The Committee recommends that a Letter of Caution be issued instead. The Board will initiate a complaint on the facts of the complaint against the former co-owner of the practice, James P. Cartner, D.V.M.
02054-2-8	4-8-2005	Robert Jeffrey Krawcczyk, DVM and Jeffrey D. Courville, DVM (Complaint by the Board) - The Committee reconsidered its previous decision to issue a letter of reprimand (11-6-2003). Following reconsideration the Committee recommended that a letter of caution be issued.
04062-1-1	6-20-2005	The Committee reconsidered its previous decision to issue Dr. Manino [Paul Martin Manino] a letter of caution (4-8-2005), and upon reconsideration, changed its decision to a finding of no probable cause. The original decision with respect to Dr. Concannon [Kevin Thomas Concannon] , to dismiss upon a finding of no probable cause, remains the same.
05030-1-7	11-3-2005	The Committee previously decided at its last meeting (8-26-05) to dismiss the case against Dr. Wheeler [Melissa Jean Wheeler] with a finding of no probable cause and to issue a letter of reprimand against Dr. Barker [Timothy F. Barker] [sic - 8-26-05 Minutes state letter of caution]. The Committee reached a decision to withdraw both decisions and to continue the case until its next meeting.
05039-1-7	11-2-2006	Dennis Kay Johnson, D.V.M. - The Committee reconsidered its previous decision (11-3-2005) to issue a letter of reprimand and civil monetary penalty ($500.00.) The decision is to issue a letter of caution.
2006019-2	11-2-2006	Joel M. Barden, Jr., D.V.M. - The Committee reconsidered its previous decision (8-18-2006) to issue a letter of reprimand and civil monetary penalty ($750.00). The decision is to issue a letter of caution.
2005061-7	3-30-2007	Dennis Kay Johnson, D.V.M. - The Committee reconsidered its previous decision (3-31-2006) to issue a letter of caution and instead dismissed the complaint with a finding of no probable cause.
2005055-7	3-30-2007	In response to Dr. Dienhart's [Gerald Bruce Dienhart] request for a Administrative Hearing, the Committee reconsidered its previous decision (1-13-2006) to issue a letter of reprimand. Following its review the Committee's decision is to not change its decision to issue a letter of reprimand. The disciplinary letter will be re-issued with clarifying language.
05035-1-7	3-30-2007	Mr. Hearn reported that Dennis Kay Johnson, DVM has withdrawn his request for an Administrative Hearing concerning the complaint, 05035-1-7, filed against him. He had agreed to enter into a consent order. The disciplinary action will be a letter of reprimand and $500.00 civil monetary penalty [note: instead of a letter of reprimand and $1,000 civil monetary penalty voted on 11-3-2005].
2006071-2	11-1-2007	Richard L. Cotton, D.V.M. The Committee reconsidered its previous decision to issue a letter of caution [voted on 3-30-2007]and determined that the complaint should be dismissed with a finding of no probable cause.
2007003-5	2-8-2008	Steven A. Walker, DVM. The committee reconsidered its previous decision [6-28-2007] to dismiss the complaint. Following reconsideration, the committee issued a disciplinary action, a letter of caution.

FINANCES FOR THE YEARS ENDING JUNE 30, 1994 - JUNE 30, 2003 Data derived from NCVMB Annual Audits
REVENUES 1994-1998
1994	1995	1996	1997	1998
License and renewal fees $133,360	License and renewal fees $138,850	License and renewal fees $145,195	License and renewal fees $220,695	License and renewal fees $229,800
Examination fees $49,945	Examination fees $50,855	Examination fees $59,615	Examination fees $69,850	Examination fees $77,985
Hospital inspection fees $13,800	Interest, dividend & investment income $13,560	Hospital inspection fees $13,950	Hospital inspection fees $23,950	Interest, dividend & investment income $23,252
Interest, dividend & investment income $7,167	Hospital inspection fees $10,600	Interest, dividend & investment income $13,635	Interest, dividend & investment income $15,744	Hospital inspection fees $18,075
Reinstatement fees & penalties $4,010	Reinstatement fees & penalties $1,635	Service verification $1,420	Consent Order Income $2,000	Corporate application & registration fees $2,100
Temporary permits $1,595	Service verification $1,400	Corporate application & registration fees $1,100	Service verification $1,740	Miscellaneous income $1,864
Service verification $1,555	Temporary permits $1,075	Temporary permits $950	Corporate application & registration fees $1,550	Temporary permits $1,625
Corporate application & registration fees $1,500	Corporate application & registration fees $1,000	Reinstatement fees & penalties $735	Temporary permits $1,350	Service verification $1,560
Miscellaneous income $1,262	Miscellaneous income $923	Miscellaneous income $120	Reinstatement fees & penalties $725	Reinstatement fees & penalties $500
Consent Order Income $0	Consent Order Income $0	Consent Order Income $0	Miscellaneous income $315	Consent Order Income $0
EXPENDITURES 1994-1998
1994	1995	1996	1997	1998
Salaries $56,513	Salaries $73,019	Salaries $62,282	Salaries $72,573	Salaries $92,395
Legal, accounting & audit fees $41,902	Legal, accounting & audit fees $44,799	Legal, accounting & audit fees $46,315	Legal, accounting & audit fees $35,887	Legal, accounting & audit fees $54,098
Examination expense $19.991	Examination expense $19,646	Examination expense $32,623	Examination expense $29,118	Examination expense $40,290
Board members expense $18,086	Board members & meeting expenses $16,327	Board members expense $20,053	Office rent $11,990	Board members expense $19,221
Hospital inspections $16,713	Office rent $11,000	Office rent $11,330	Postage $11,776I	Office rent $11,990
Fixed asset purchases $11,285	Fixed asset purchases $7,509	Fixed asset purchases $7,513	Printing $11,256	Fixed asset purchases $8,732
Office rent $11,000	Hospital inspections $6,893	Temporary services $6,325	Hospital inspections - travel $8,961	Postage $6,333
Office expense $6,654	Postage $6,194	Hospital inspections - travel $5,921	Temporary services $8,461	Hospital inspections - travel $6,700
Postage $6,644	Office expense $5,090	Postage $5,172	Board members expense $7,378	Payroll Taxes $5,810
Payroll taxes $4,323	Payroll taxes $4,902	Investigations $4,993	Payroll Taxes $6,015	Office supplies & computer costs $4,887
Travel - Staff $1,972	Equipment rental & maintenance $1,309	Office supplies & computer costs $4,249	Retirement $5,688	Insurance and Bonding $4,286
Telephone $1,633	Telephone $1,292	Payroll Taxes $4,112	Telephone $3,034	Printing $3,376
Equipment rental & maintenance $1,047	Travel - Staff $1,285	Telephone $2,226	Office supplies & computer costs $2,218	Hospital insurance $3,278
Miscellaneous $49	Miscellaneous $470	Printing $2,050	Travel - Staff $1,612	Telephone $3,013
-	-	Equipment rental & maintenance $761	Building maintenance $1,200	Retirement $2,840
-	-	Dues and subscriptions $525	Fixed asset purchases $1,108	Equipment rental & maintenance $1,738
-	-	Building maintenance $400	Equipment rental & maintenance $1,040	Travel - Staff $1,670
-	-	Travel - Staff $266	Hospital insurance $767	Building maintenance $1,200
-	-	Insurance and Bonding $194	Dues and subscriptions $525	Dues and subscriptions $525
-	-	Miscellaneous $13	Miscellaneous $395	Miscellaneous $366
-	-	-	Insurance and Bonding $284	Temporary services $94
-	-	-	Investigations $99	Investigations $0
TOTALS 1994-1998
1994	1995	1996	1997	1998
Total revenues $214,194	Total revenues $219,898	Total revenues $236,720	Total revenues $337,919	Total revenues $356,741
Total expenditures $197,812	Total expenditures $199,737	Total expenditures $217,353	Total expenditures $221,358	Total expenditures $272,842
Excess of Revenues Over (Under) Expenditures $16,382	Excess of Revenues Over (Under) Expenditures $20,163	Excess of Revenues Over (Under) Expenditures $19,367	Excess of Revenues Over (Under) Expenditures $116,561	Excess of Revenues Over (Under) Expenditures $83,899
Fund Balances, Beginning of year $225,761	Fund Balances, Beginning of year $242,143	Fund Balances, Beginning of year $266,879	Fund Balances, Beginning of year $286,246	Fund Balances, Beginning of year $402,807
Fund Balances, End of year $242,143	Fund Balances, End of year $262,306	Fund Balances, End of year $286,246	Fund Balances, End of year $402,807	Fund Balances, End of year $486,706

REVENUES 1999-2003
1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
License and renewal fees $237,713	License and renewal fees $238,285	License and renewal fees $249,388	License and renewal fees $253,490	License and renewal fees $380,725
Examination fees $76,510	Examination fees $73,375	Examination fees $71,145	Examination fees $88,860	Examination fees $76,090
Interest, dividend & investment income $1,350	Interest, dividend & investment income $28,356	Interest, dividend & investment income $36,950	Hospital inspection fees $36,075	Hospital inspection fees $27,225
Hospital inspection fees $20,775	Hospital inspection fees $27,375	Hospital inspection fees $20,400	Interest, dividend & investment income $28,185	Interest income $12,634
Consent Order Income $2,000	Corporate application & registration fees $1,830	Consent Order Income $4,000	Service verification $2,325	Recovery of costs awarded $3,450
Temporary permits $1,875	Miscellaneous income $1,784	Corporate application & registration fees $2,290	Corporate application & registration fees $2,155	Corporate application & registration fees $2,550
Service verification $1,765	Temporary permits $1,725	Service verification $1,550	Miscellaneous income $1,868	Service verification $2,190
Corporate application & registration fees $1,650	Service verification $1,720	Miscellaneous income $1,506	Consent Order Income $1,600	Temporary permits $1,600
Miscellaneous income $1,350	Reinstatement fees & penalties $250	Temporary permits $1,450	Temporary permits $1,375	Miscellaneous income $890
Reinstatement fees & penalties $575	Consent Order Income $0	Reinstatement fees & penalties $550	Reinstatement fees & penalties $475	Reinstatement fees $575
EXPENDITURES 1999-2003
1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
Salaries $104,032	Salaries $115,078	Salaries $98,864	Salaries $147,192	Capital asset acquisition - land and construction in progress $642,094 (Capital Project Fund)
Legal, accounting & audit fees $75,666	Legal, accounting & audit fees $62,620	Legal, accounting & audit fees $92,799	Legal, accounting & audit fees $83,752	Legal, accounting & audit fees $110,605
Examination expense $36,121	Examination expense $41,231	Examination expense $31,550	Examination expense $41,676	Salaries - staff $96,608
Board members & meeting expenses $17,819	Board members & meeting expenses $20,848	Board members & meeting expenses $26,421	Board members & meeting expenses $23,878	Salaries - investigations $41,000
Office rent $11,990	Office rent $13,182	Office rent $14,850	Investigations $15,561	Examination expenses $39,975
Fixed asset purchases $9,492	Hospital inspections - travel $9,348	Hospital inspections - travel $7,835	Office rent $14,850	Travel - Investigations $23,499
Payroll Taxes $7,955	Payroll Taxes $8,739	Postage & shipping $7,775	Hospital inspections - travel $12,666	Salaries - inspections $18,437
Postage $7,161	Fixed asset purchases $7,349	Payroll Taxes $7,563	Payroll Taxes $11,260	Board members & meeting expenses $16,256
Hospital inspections - travel $6,706	Postage $7,258	Employee insurance $5,720	Capital asset purchases $9,598	Office rent $15,079
Hospital insurance $5,172	Hospital insurance $7,162	Insurance and Bonding $5,442	Postage & shipping $9,477	Payroll Taxes $11,937
Office supplies & computer costs $4,733	Insurance and Bonding $4,933	Telephone $3,676	Employee insurance $7,772	Bonding and Insurance $11,623
Insurance and Bonding $4,551	Retirement $4,274	Capital asset purchases $3,334	Printing $6,589	Postage & shipping $8,729
Retirement $3,922	Office supplies & computer costs $3,765	Retirement contributions $3,296	Insurance and Bonding $6,453	Travel - Hospital Inspections $7,696
Printing $3,601	Printing $3,402	Printing $3,145	Telephone $4,786	Capital asset acquisitions - furniture and office equipment $7,300-
Telephone $3,008	Telephone $3,250	Office & computer supplies $3,071	Office & computer supplies $4,386	Employee insurance $7,255
Equipment rental & maintenance $2,994	Equipment rental & maintenance $3,072	Equipment rental & maintenance $3,058	Retirement contributions $4,153	Telephone $6,763
Travel - Staff $1,518	Travel - Staff $1,323	Investigations $2,546	Equipment rental & maintenance $3,3,29	Retirement contributions $5,744
Building maintenance $1,200	Investigations $1,053	Travel - Staff $2,524	Other contracted services $3,000	Office equipment rental & maintenance $3,351
Investigations $721	Miscellaneous $937	Dues and subscriptions $875	Miscellaneous $2,162	Building operating expenses $3,920
Miscellaneous $680	Building maintenance $700	Temporary services $611	Travel - Staff $1,142	Investigation expenses $3,601
Dues and subscriptions $525	Dues and subscriptions $525	-	Dues and subscriptions $700	Office & computer supplies $3,351
Temporary services $288	Temporary services $300	-	Temporary services $121	Travel - Staff $2,901
-	-	-	-	Printing $2,563
-	-	-	-	Miscellaneous $596
-	-	-	-	Dues and subscriptions $500
TOTALS 1999-2003
1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
Total revenues $370,189	Total revenues $374,700	Total revenues $388,869	Total revenues $416,408	Total revenues $507,929
Total expenditures $309,855	Total expenditures $320,350	Total expenditures $325,214	Total expenditures $414,498	Total expenditures $446,260
Excess of Revenues Over (Under) Expenditures $60,334	Excess of Revenues Over (Under) Expenditures $54,350	Excess of Revenues Over (Under) Expenditures $63,655	Excess of Revenues Over (Under) Expenditures $1,910	Excess of Revenues Over (Under) Expenditures $61,669
-	-	-	-	Other Financing Sources (Uses): Transfer In ($624,094) Transfer Out ($624,094)
-	-	-	-	Net Changes in Fund Balances ($562,425)
Fund Balances, Beginning of year $486,706	Fund Balances, Beginning of year $547,040	Fund Balances, Beginning of year $601,390	Fund Balances, Beginning of year $550,662	Fund Balances, Beginning of year $552572
-	-	`Restatement of Beginning Fund Balance ($114,383)	-	-
-	-	Adjusted Fund Balance, Beginning of Year $487,007	Adjusted Fund Balance, Beginning of Year $550,662	-
Fund Balances, End of year $547,040	Fund Balances, End of year $601,390	Fund Balances, End of year $550,662	Fund Balances, End of year $552,752	Fund Balances, End of year ($9,853) Note 7: FUND BALANCES (DEFICIT) At June 30, 2003, the Board had a fund deficit of $9,853. This deficit resulted from expending deferred revenues collected in advance.