This guide provides a step-by-step process for handling a merger or a takeover, explaining the options for different structures. It considers the legal and

We published this guide to help you with models for collaborative working to deliver services and share back office functions . This guide covers

Various tax incentives are available to individuals and companies to encourage giving to charity. This guide outlines the key methods of making donations to

The common way for charities to deal with trading which does not fall within their objects is to channel the income and expenditure relating

This guide is designed for people who may be new to the charity sector or otherwise need to understand charity accounts. Charities have to

Build on your risk assessment process to involve more people. This guide explains how constructive use of risk management techniques can draw out the

This guide provides a framework to share a common understanding about risk and a tool for the prioritisation of management decision-making. It will help

What level of reserves should a charity have? This guide sets out a method for analysing your charity’s financial position and developing a robust

This guide explains when somebody or an organisation is considered connected or related, what types of transactions might be related party transactions and which

Charities may pay volunteer expenses such as: travel to and from home travel, subsistence and accommodation whilst on charity business childcare costs the cost

This month our team have been talking about capitalising on charity shop popularity as well as surprise tax letters! And as usual we have

This month our team have been talking about the implications of Impacting Reporting for charity finance as well as amendments to FRS 102! And

I don’t believe I’ve ever read an article or blog talking about a golden age of charity finances. I’ve certainly never written one. Commentators

It’s Gift Aid Awareness Day on 6 October, which is organised by Charity Finance Group (CFG). This year’s #TickTheBox campaign will focus on the

As part of our advisory work and while delivering VAT training we encounter several common errors involving the reverse charge rules for overseas purchases

Does your organisation make purchases of services from overseas? This is a common question we ask and it is easy to assume that the

This month we include a blog from Ross – one of our senior tax managers – on some of the things to think about

The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) is a very generous funder; however, when UK charities are applying for USAID funding, there are