Bigger than expected increases in charity audit thresholds is good news
Significantly increased audit and independent examiner thresholds for charities are good news, will lead to reduced costs and make it easier for charities to grow.
How to ensure your christmas charity event is exempt from tax
With many charities planning Christmas fundraising events, it’s a good time to remember that such events can qualify for exemption from VAT and other taxes - but only if they fulfil some specific conditions.
Billions in lost pensions
National Pension Tracing Day, 26th October 2025
Free webinar for charities to outline implications of new statement of recommended practice
Charity managers and trustees are being given the chance to learn about important new rules on how they prepare their accounts, at a special free webinar.
Using fundraising agencies: You are not outsourcing ultimate responsibility
With more charities outsourcing fundraising, proactive management of the agency is vital to avoid falling foul of the Fundraising Regulator.
Lifetime and Help to Buy ISAs - Are they still fit for purpose?
Soaring property prices and strict penalty structures have eroded the usefulness of two government initiatives which were meant to encourage saving for a first home or for retirement.
Twenty-five community organisations share in £33,000 windfall
Twenty-five community groups across Norfolk and Suffolk are set to share a combined windfall of over £33,000, following the latest round of grants from Lovewell Blake’s Community Fund.
Will the UK VAT registration threshold change at the Autumn Budget
It’s reported in the national press that the UK Chancellor, Rachel Reeves will need to raise billions to cover an emerging £50 billion fiscal hole in her upcoming Budget on the 26 November 2025