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Social media can be a powerful tool for any charity or social enterprise—for broadcasting updates, of course, but its real leverage lies in building genuine connections. Used thoughtfully, social media has this incredible ability to draw people into your story, making them...
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In today’s busy, noisy world, raising funds is about much more than numbers and statistics. It’s about connection, emotion, and making people feel like they’re part of something bigger. Which is where storytelling comes in. For social enterprises, community i...
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Introduction

Accountants can make sure your charity’s finances are working as effectively as possible to promote your mission. Most people think this is achieved through the independent examination at the year-end, but accountants can have a much more thorough role within charities to ...
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Introduction

Social impact reporting is a brilliant tool to use in order to promote the difference your organisation is making in the communities that you support. Often, though, charities do not publish impact reports – this blog hopes to give you a few reasons why you should reconsid...
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The rising cost of living crisis is impacting us all, and charities are no exception.  Fundraising challenges, cost of business increases and volunteer and staff stability are just some of the many issues charities may face. Over the coming weeks, the Charity Finance Gr...
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18-22 October 2021

Charity Fraud Awareness Week is an award-winning campaign organised by a global partnership of charities, regulators, law enforcement, representative and umbrella bodies, and other not-for-profit stakeholders. The overall goal of the week is to promote awareness of the secto...
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Charities & Tax

January 19, 2021

HMRC Recognition

Charities can get certain tax reliefs but you must be recognised by HMRC.  To be recognised the charity must be:based in the UK, EU, Iceland, Liechtenstein or Norwayestablished for charitable purposes onlyregistered with the Charity Commissionbe run by fit and proper pe...
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Introduction

Every registered charity has to put together their Annual Report and Accounts to be submitted to the Charity Commission. For some organisations, putting this together feels like a lot of hard work with little reward. But it is much more than this.Rather than a chore that ser...
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The trustees of all registered charities must produce a trustees’ annual report and accounts each year.  Where a charity’s annual income is over £25,000, the trustees must also arrange for an independent person or accountancy firm to carry out either an audit or an...
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