What does a biomass drying business have to do with a charity’s VAT recovery? – read on for an outline of the ‘Newell Case’

As things gradually start to return to something closer to normality – our client Lymphoma Action recently featured in Civil Society talking about their

We’ve a bit to catch up on – so we have a bumper edition of the SV newsletter including court decisions on Kids Company

In our final newsletter of 2020 we signpost you to new user-friendly guides for trustees; updates to the Charity Governance Code and SORP revision

Vanessa Clark (CIAN) and Jonathan Orchard (Sayer Vincent) 2020 has brought the importance of strong systems of risk and control into focus. Assurance has

As COVID-19 lockdown measures start to kick back in, we signpost you to all the latest guidance material. We also feature Charity Fraud Awareness

This month we look back at Charity Accountants’ Conference 2020, signpost to on-going work in the sector on COVID-19 and have all the details

As the school bell went for the start of the academic year, memories of new pencil cases and their colourful content might have come

We have details of how to book your place on the first (and last?) on-line version of the Charity Accountants’ Conference. We also bring

Since mid-March office workers have been required to work from home where possible and any feasible audit work has been carried out remotely… For

The current economic environment may not only be taking a toll on your charity’s finances but also on your mental health as you attempt

This is the first of three blogs sharing ideas on the immediate and medium-term financial issues of solvency, sustainability, and collaboration. “Revenue is vanity,

By the time you are reading my article, events in the external social and economic environment will have moved on considerably. The current pace

I write this on 31 March, which for most charities, is the financial year end. As you prepare to close one financial period and

Thank you to the government for the financial assistance announced so far, and for the hard work of all infrastructure bodies and MPs and

As you can imagine we are having many conversations about the potential implications of Coronavirus on charities. It’s stating the obvious, but the full

It’s crucial that charities keep up with the latest financial regulatory updates that have an impact on their audit and financial statements. However, for

When the Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) received negative press attention for spending funds outside of the UK at the same time as cutting