Like so many things that a person sets out to build, the underlying structure and intent combine to create the final form. Some structures will help one aspect of the organization and hinder others. No structure is perfect and everything… Read More ›
Running a charitable organisation comes with a lot of deadlines and pressures. This is why employing services of a charity Accountant can be helpful. While many of these are in constant flux as investors, funding, and events all shift their… Read More ›
With over 251K confirmed cases of the Coronavirus now in the UK, the need for supplies is becoming greater every day. Local food banks have been a major support system for the community. However, with more and more cases rising every day, it’s… Read More ›
If you’re considering setting up a social Enterprise that will benefit the community-at-large, you have two choices – a community interest company (CIC) or a charity. While both are designed to offer some benefit to others or the planet, they… Read More ›
The world of business entities can be quickly divided into three super categories: for-profit business, charities, and community interest companies (CICs). CICs straddle the line between a pure charity and a for-profit business. A CIC can make a profit, but… Read More ›
Charity Accounts Trustees normally need to complete a charity’s annual return as soon as you approve its latest accounts and trustees’ annual report. Normally If your charity’s income is more than £10,000, by law, you must complete an annual return… Read More ›
If your a charity organisation and also registered with companies House with a turnover of between £25,000 to £250,000, there are a few things below you need to tick off your check list…………… THE FIRST IS – You must prepare accruals… Read More ›
The Charity Commission website will move to GOV.UK later this month!!.
The Charity Commission’s homepage on GOV.UK was published last week. From next week, bookmarks and links will start to redirect you to the appropriate page on GOV.UK and not to the Commission’s website. If you subscribe to the… Read More ›