There is a growing shortage of Independent Examiners to serve the small charity sector. If you have experience in charity accounting or governance, join us on 23rd October to hear about setting up as self-employed Independent Examiner. https://lnkd.in/eQ_JR-rN
ACIE - Association Of Charity Independent Examiners’ Post
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There are many ways you can support small charities: at the moment there is a real shortage of Independent Examiners. If you have accountancy or governance skills consider attending our webinar on Setting up as an Independent Examiner: 23rd October at 12:30, with Rachel Cooper.
Webinar: Setting up as a self employed IE
acie.org.uk
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Some people believe that charity management is all about the good news stories and impact. But they forget that good governance sits at the heart of doing good. This is a case study of where that truth has been forgotten. #Charity #CharityManagement #Governance #Trustees https://lnkd.in/egvNEDjV
Captain Tom's family benefitted from charity - inquiry
bbc.co.uk
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🔴Important update: Are you a local authority acting as a charity trustee? Their freshly updated guidance covers: ➡️ making decisions as trustee ➡️ managing charity land ➡️ dealing with conflicts of interest Read more: https://zurl.co/8XMX
Local authorities (or councils) as trustees of charities
gov.uk
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🔴Important update: Are you a local authority acting as a charity trustee? Their freshly updated guidance covers: ➡️ making decisions as trustee ➡️ managing charity land ➡️ dealing with conflicts of interest Read more: https://zurl.co/8XMX
Local authorities (or councils) as trustees of charities
gov.uk
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📣 A recent High Court case has highlighted the need for clarity when leaving gifts to charities in Wills. Executors should identify charities by their full registered name, address, and charity number, cross-referencing details with the Charity Commission to ensure gifts reach the correct recipients. This practice helps avoid unnecessary difficulties during estate administration. Read more here 👇 https://lnkd.in/eA7es_pE #CourtCase #Wills #Probate #WillsandProbate #HighCourt
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The Charity Commission for England and Wales has refreshed its guidance on decision-making Making decisions is one of the few experiences trustees of all charities will have in common, and the quality of decision-making is critical to good governance. The Charity Commission has refreshed its guidance on decision-making. The legal requirements remain the same, which the guidance continues to cover. In addition, the new guidance emphasises the collective responsibility of trustees and reiterates principles for good decision-making. https://lnkd.in/e4ggNpUi
Decision-making for charity trustees (CC27)
gov.uk
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Partner & Head of Charities | Birketts LLP Specialises in charity law and regulation and advises charities and philanthropists on broad range of charity law matters
My brilliant colleague, Nicola Morriss, has written an article sharing her top tips for charities during the cost-of-living crisis. This article really focuses on the key governance and decision-making issues for charity trustees and is well worth a read: https://lnkd.in/eeRwJrnS #charities #charitylaw #costoflivingcrisis #toptips #article
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Have you read the Charity Commission's updated guidance on making trustee decisions? It includes details on the 7 decision-making principles. Find out more:
Decision-making for charity trustees (CC27)
gov.uk
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Our Charity Governance for Trustees course will help to ensure you're well-prepared to contribute to your charity's success. Buy today to make sure you understand your responsibilities around these topics as a Trustee of a charity. Join our online course today 👉 https://buff.ly/3zAXhaA #businessowner #businessmindset #businessstrategy #businessgrowth
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CC36- How to make changes to your governing document has been updated following changes introduced by the Charities Act 2022. If you are thinking of making any changes to your constitution. this is essential reading. #charities #constitution #trustees
Changing your charity's governing document (CC36)
gov.uk
