HOUS501(c)(7) · MEDIUMNAICS 713910EIN 64-6011869

Houston Country Club

Houston, MS · founded 1964
13 filings on recordFY 20122024medium confidence
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FY24 Total Revenue
$210k
▲ 27.7% YoY
FY24 Total Expenses
$213k
▲ 14.3% YoY
Operating Margin
-1.6%
revenue minus expenses ÷ revenue
Employees
9
headcount as reported on filing

The Five-Year Picture

FY2020 — FY2024 · as filed
Revenue
$210K
▲ 63.7% / 5y
128134178164210
Expenses
$213K
▲ 86.4% / 5y
114107159187213
Total Assets
$227K
▲ 30.7% / 5y
174208247231227
Total Liabilities
$51K
▲ 65.1% / 5y
3138586451

Year-on-year detail

from IRS Form 990
LineFY20FY21FY22FY23FY24Δ total
Revenue$128K$134K$178K$164K$210K+63.7%
Expenses$114K$107K$159K$187K$213K+86.4%
Net surplus$14K$27K$19K-$22K-$3K-123.9%
Total assets$174K$208K$247K$231K$227K+30.7%
Total liabilities$31K$38K$58K$64K$51K+65.1%
Net assets$177K+0.0%

Officer & staff compensation

FY24 · from IRS Form 990
Officer · EmployeeReportableOther

+ 11 unpaid officers/directors as reported (ALBERT SHANKLE, BILLY 'BUDDY' MOORE II, DERRICK GRIFFIN, +8 more)

All 11 listed officers reported $0 compensation — volunteer board.

Top contractors

FY24 · vendors paid $100k+ as reported

No contractors reported.

Revenue by activity

FY24 · dues, greens fees, dining, and other sources
Line itemAmount
MEMBERSHIP DUES$149,930

Balance sheet & capital

FY24 · IRS Form 990, Part X
Mortgages & notes payable
end of year
Net land, buildings & equipment
$209K
book value, net of depreciation
Facility age
77%
accumulated depreciation ÷ cost — higher = older plant

Mortgages & notes payable is the club’s reported long-term debt. A year-over-year rise typically signals a capital project being financed; a fall signals deleveraging. A dash marks a line the filing did not report — not a zero.

Operating expenses

FY24 · Form 990, Part IX
Insurance$8,759
Occupancy$10,849
Depreciation & depletion$27,446
Office expenses$574
Accounting fees$5,642
Other professional fees$2,996

Selected functional-expense lines as itemized on Form 990, Part IX. A reported management-fee line indicates the club pays an outside management company. Lines the filing left blank are omitted.

HFounded in 1964, Houston Country Club reported $210k of revenue for FY24, at an operating margin of -1.6%. Revenue moved up 27.7% against the prior posted return. Every figure on this page is drawn from the club’s Form 990 as filed; a dash marks a value the filing did not report.

Source documents
Form 990, FY2024 · period ending Wed Jul 31 2024 00:00:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)
Form 990, FY2023 · period ending Mon Jul 31 2023 00:00:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)
Form 990, FY2022 · period ending Sun Jul 31 2022 00:00:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)
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IRS FORM 990
PART VII · NAMED OFFICERS
PART IX · COMPENSATION
SCHEDULE · INITIATION FEES
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