Charity accounts
All charities with an annual income or expenditure of more than £10,000 are required to submit Annual Accounts and Report to the Charities Commission in accordance with the Statement of Recommended Practice, and to provide either an independent examiner’s report or have the accounts audited. Charities with gross income of more than £250,000 are required to have the accounts audited by a registered auditor.
We have been providing this service to a number of registered charities, and the testimonial can be viewed. We can provide advice and assistance to existing and new charities to comply with the requirements of the Charity Commission.
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