Towards the new SORP
Towards the new SORP
We have received nearly 60 responses to date on the Exposure Draft Charities SORP and want to encourage anyone who has not already done so to engage with the consultation.
How will the new Charities Act affect your charity?
...it also makes a few significant changes – most notably on disqualification - of which all charities will need to be aware. The timetable gives trustees sufficient time to take...
Why the Charity Commission is going digital
78% of adults in the UK now use the internet every day, and over half - 56% - use the internet for banking. The internet has changed the way we interact and is a core part of everyday life for …
Happy new financial year: time for a spring clean
The beginning of the new financial year is the perfect time to reassess your strategy and finances. Charities can turn all the number crunching that goes with preparing accounts for...
Three questions answered on our EU Referendum Guidance
Ever since the idea of the EU referendum was first mooted, the Charity Commission has been asked to issue guidance to clarify the rules of engagement for charities and to...
Want to set up a charity? Three big questions to consider
Have you decided that you want to start a charity?
What’s changing at the Charity Commission?
2016 will be a significant year for the Charity Commission. Our work to reform several areas of the commission’s work will come on stream and the public will see a more robust regulator, strengthening trust and confidence in charity.