Running a Community Interest Company (CIC) is one of the most rewarding ways to combine business with social good. But alongside your mission to deliver impact, there’s the important matter of staying compliant with regulations. One of the biggest responsibilities… Read More ›
Running a Community Interest Company (CIC) means juggling a lot—impact reports, funding, team responsibilities, and everything in between. But when you’ve missed your filing deadline for CIC accounts, the anxiety can quickly set in. Don’t panic. Whether you’re a few… Read More ›
Running a Community Interest Company (CIC) in the UK means more than just doing good—it also means staying compliant. Filing your CIC accounts efficiently is essential to maintain transparency, avoid penalties, and free up time to focus on your mission…. Read More ›
Hey there, CIC owners! Whether you’re running a local community project or a nationwide charity, managing your finances and filing your accounts can feel overwhelming. But don’t worry—we’re here to make it as smooth as possible. Filing your CIC accounts… Read More ›
As a director or member of a Community Interest Company (CIC), you understand the importance of transparency and accountability in financial matters. Yet, the complexities of managing first-year cic accounts can be daunting, especially with the myriad of regulations and… Read More ›
The holiday season is upon us, and while visions of sugarplums may dance in your head, it’s crucial for Community Interest Companies (CICs) to ensure that their financial matters are in order. As we approach Christmas, let’s unwrap the essential… Read More ›
A community interest company (CIC) is, of course, a completely different creature from a standard company. One way that sets them apart is when they enter ‘dormant’ status. What is ‘dormant’ status? Any company is defined as dormant by the… Read More ›
The CIC34 community interest company report is a mandatory annual report for all CICs in the UK. It informs the Regulator about your CIC, whom you serve, directors’ remuneration, and more. As with every company, CICs have to submit a… Read More ›
Should you use the CIC dividend cap? It’s a question a lot of directors and board members of CIC organisations have to ask themselves. The community interest dividend cap is there to help CICs remain community activist organisations. The primary goal… Read More ›
Irrespective of the size, every CIC needs to file a set of accounts and also to submit a CIC tax return (Form ct600) and we agree that CIC company accounts preparation, adhering to deadlines and producing them in iXBRL format… Read More ›